ニーデルンドルフでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The late Gothic chapel was built in 1518 and originally served as an ossuary. The building, with its polygonal chancel, steep gable roof over a stepped valley, and ridge turret, has a wide south-facing extension with a lean-to roof that occupies the entire length of the nave. The gable façade features a tall, pointed-arch portal made of tuff stone with a multi-fluted jamb, above which is a large round window. The facades are plastered white, and a wide decorative band with monochrome stencil painting runs below the roof of the chapel. The three-bay interior features a net-ribbed vault over profiled consoles, some of which are decorated with branches.

Bridge over the Jennbach at its confluence with the Inn.

super beautiful, this well-preserved church

A work of art by Isidor Winkler

The baroque hall church with a Gothic tower is surrounded by a cemetery. The tower, which was essentially built in the 13th century, has a round-arched, probably Romanesque twin window on the south side and above it the Gothic bell storey with pointed-arch sound openings, which was built after 1550. The tower has a gable-pointed roof. The baroque nave with a polygonal choir of the same width has a pilaster structure on the façade. The choir east wall shows the mural painting Crucifixion from around 1700. To the south of the tower is a baroque Mount of Olives group.

Church and bull. Worth seeing, but I'm not sure how they fit together.

The water terraces are quite nice, but the gravelly path leads unspectacularly straight along the canalized Jennbach.

Beavers and swans at the Oberaudorf dam rest area.