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The Rote Sand Chapel is the sixth and final chapel on the chapel trail. A plaque next to the entrance provides a brief overview of the chapel's history.

Mariazell Chapel, Schwaz A place of tranquility steeped in history – the Mariazell Chapel in Schwaz invites you to pause and marvel. Just a short walk from the center of Schwaz lies the Mariazell Chapel, a small, peaceful place with a rich history. It was built of wood in 1880 as an expression of gratitude for a prayer answered by the Virgin Mary. The chapel takes its name from the altarpiece of Our Lady of Mariazell, which is still preserved today. Since its construction, it has been lovingly cared for by generations – by dedicated locals, neighbors, and later by the town itself. Inside, you will find six relics, an image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and an old pull-down lamp, a relic of bygone eras. Text / Source: Silberregion Karwendel Tourism Association, Münchner Straße 11, Schwaz https://silberregion-karwendel.com/de/kirchen-kloester/rid/121656320

Knappenkuchl, Schwaz Silver Mine The Knappenkuchl in Schwaz, located right next to the silver mine, pampers its guests in a special atmosphere reminiscent of the miners' days. The Knappenkuchl offers à la carte delicacies as well as set menus for groups and a wide range of options for events, celebrations, company parties, and family gatherings. Our guest area comprises a restaurant with 65 seats, a separate private room (perfect for smaller occasions such as family meals, meetings, etc.) with 25 seats, and a terrace with an additional 90 seats outdoors. Text / Source: Schwaz Silver Mine, Alte Landstraße 3a, Schwaz https://www.knappenkuchl.cc/

Following in the Miners' Footsteps / Schwaz Silver Mine The silver mine is "the must-see attraction in Tyrol." 85% of the world's mined silver came from this mine, which extends deep into the mountain. After descending 800 meters on the mine train, a breathtaking underground world awaits you. You'll follow in the footsteps of the miners and experience the hardships they endured 500 years ago to extract copper and silver. One of the highlights is the famous Schwaz waterwheel, installed in 1556 to pump out the mine water – it was considered a true marvel of engineering at the time. Text / Source: Schwaz Silver Mine, Alte Landstraße 3a, Schwaz https://www.silberbergwerk.at/

Schwaz Silver Mine The Schwaz Silver Mine – Following in the Footsteps of the Miners "The mother of all mines," the largest silver mine of the late Middle Ages, is located in Schwaz, Tyrol. Up to 10,000 miners searched for and found silver and copper here 500 years ago, making the town of Schwaz the largest mining metropolis in the world! Discover breathtaking insights into bygone eras – the silver mine will be an unforgettable excursion! Text / Source: Schwaz Silver Mine, Alte Landstraße 3a, Schwaz https://www.silberbergwerk.at/

Stadium of the Way of the Cross

Station of the Cross

Wonderful alpine pasture with delicious food at fair prices!