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Lourdes Grotto in the Schlacht district Info at https://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/ebersberg/lourdesgrotte-glonn-1.4928390 ; https://www.merkur.de/lokales/ebersberg/glonn-ort28734/corona-bayern-ebersberg-party-jugendliche-mariengrotte-randale-glonn-polizei-90780620.html and https://www.facebook.com/ebersberger.zeitung/posts/mariengrotte-in-glonn-leidet-unter-n%C3%A4chtlichen-partys/4247690735289124/

Very atmospheric little grotto dedicated to the Virgin Mary. It is worth looking into the cracks in the corridor walls where one or two surprisingly shaped stones are hidden.

Suddenly you come across a small but beautiful grotto, an opportunity to take a short rest.

The Lourdes Grotto is the name given to Marian Grottoes, which are replicas of the Grotto of Massabielle near Lourdes in southern France and Our Lady of Lourdes. In 1858, Saint Bernadette said she saw Our Lady in this grotto. At the site of the Marian apparitions, a Madonna figure adorns the grotto, the original of which Joseph-Hugues Fabisch created for Massabielle in 1864 based on Bernadette's information. Source and further information https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lourdesgrotte

Worth seeing! Apparently there has been vandalism before, otherwise there would be no wireless wildlife camera in operation under the Madonna.

This private grotto is idyllically situated on the edge of the forest. It is cared for with a lot of love and is worth a visit. A statue of the Mother of God stands thickly and mystically entwined with ivy behind a wrought-iron lattice. A place to stay. Next to it is a wayside cross with a bench to let the view glide over the landscape.

Ayingen grotto, Attention, right at the junction of a forest path, a path branches off to the right and after a few meters is the Ayinger Grotto, not to be confused with the Marienkapelle a few 100 m further. There you can read the story of a shepherd who was rescued from his sheep. The grotto is privately maintained.

She wears a long white dress with a light blue scarf tied around her waist. Her gaze goes into the distance, from her grotto she sees the fields at battle. We are talking about Mary, the Mother of God herself stands as a statue, about half a meter tall, in a perhaps 150-year-old self-built Mariengrotte near the small district between Glonn and Oberpframmern. Why only maybe 150 years old? Quite simply because the exact history of its origin is not known. Source and more info https://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/ebersberg/lourdesgrotte-glonn-1.4928390