ピルヒングアムトラウベンバーグでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Wonderful all-round view over Southeast Styria!

In the district of Mittergrub near Allerheiligen near Wildon is the memorial for Ök.-Rat Josef Krainer, governor of Styria from 1947 to 1971, who died here on November 28, 1971. The memorial is a round building made of Aframer limestone, placed in the open landscape, which was planned by architect Kurt Weber-Mzell and built by Anton Liebmann. The stained glass windows were created by Alfred Wickenburg, the crucifixion group by Franz Weiß and the bronze relief by Adolf Zilli. The round altar table stands on the spot where Josef Krainer died while hunting.

Memorial to former governor Josef Krainer

There is always a festival on Trinity Sunday in front of the chapel in Glojach.

The hilltop on which the chapel stands is a very special place. If you take the time, you can feel how heaven and earth connect here and how this concentrated power radiates into the surroundings. The builders of the chapel probably knew this too, and in 1831 they built a chapel instead of a small bell tower to protect the area from "thunderstorms" and diseases. In the process, the ecclesiastical building permit, which was only subsequently granted, was even forgotten in the zeal. The chapel got its current form in 1872. The copper portal and the large fresco were created in 1961 by Franz Weiß, who also provided the designs for the colorful glass windows from Schlierbach.

Very nice view at the Trinity Chapel in Glojach. On the first of May the wind blowers are always there and play.

Beautiful in every season of the year