マルクト・ハートマンスドルフでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Nice little place, and worth seeing.

Contemplative rest area to enjoy

A beautiful hike with beautiful views

The neo-baroque pilgrimage church of Kleinmariazell is surrounded by a beautiful hilly landscape in the town of Eichkögl. In the treasury you can admire exhibits that tell the history of the pilgrimage site. A pilgrimage route connects Kleinmariazell with the Mariazell pilgrimage church.

Starting point for pilgrims to Mariazell

www.spuren.at On the trail of volcanoes" MERGING OF PEOPLE & LANDSCAPE Nikolauskapelle Eichkögl Groups of pilgrims gather here to enter the church together Church. Mr. Michael Kaufmann built the HI in 1862. Nicholas to thank said a chapel, today privately owned by the Fuchs family. The original wood paneling has been covered with brick over the years replaced and the statue was restored. The HI. Nicholas is the most popular and popular saints of the Advent season. He was Bishop of Myra in Lycia (Asia Minor), where he lived around the turn of the 4th century lived and worked. Nicholas became the patron saint of Sailors, raftsmen, fishermen, bridge builders, merchants and traders Baker, pharmacist, draper He became the patron saint of the "travelling people" and also a saint of the thieves and criminals. The women giving birth and all the lovers also called to him to assure himself of his assistance. His feast day, the 6th December, is first detectable in Naples in the West. St. Nicholas is in episcopal robes with book and staff and miter shown. Three golden apples are the attributes of the saint who usually lie on the book in the bishop's hand. As an entourage from the HI. Nicholas comes before the Krampus. the Krampus hunt themselves on the eve of December 5th (Krampus Day) through the villages (Krampus run), still untamed by St. Nicholas its appearance, so has the saying around Eichkögl manifested: "Leave out Krampus at the Nikolauskapelle!" WITH SUPPORT FROM THE COUNTRY AND THE EUROPEAN UNION The country Styria

You can go by bike to the entrance of the church

25.09.2020 - A great tour with lots of interesting information about pig rearing and ham production. Finally there was a tasting which is also highly recommended.