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There is drinking water at the well and a public toilet is at the municipality

The pilgrimage church is an imposing structure located in the heart of the Inn Valley, yet off the busy roads near the Inn River. A detour is especially worthwhile to admire the panoramic views of the Nordkette mountain range.

A very beautiful pilgrimage church.

The pilgrimage church of Mariastein.

Most pilgrims come to Mariastein because of the small pilgrimage church, which is located on a terrace in the Lower Inn Valley near Wörgl. In it there is a miraculous image of Mary from around 1450. The chapel, which is part of the castle ensemble, can be reached via 142 steps. A visit is also worthwhile for visitors who are not so interested in the miracle of Mary that is said to have occurred here. The former knight's hall of the castle now serves as the castle museum, in which above all the former Tyrolean state insignia, the archduke's hat and the scepter, can be admired. They are among the most valuable treasures of the country and were once owned by Prince Maximilian III. donated. https://www.tirol.at/reisefuehrer/ausflugstipps/ausflugswissenschaften/a-wallfahrtskirche-mariastein

The small village of Mariastein in the Lower Inn Valley is one of the most famous pilgrimage sites in the country. There, on a mighty rock, rises the 42-meter-high residential tower of a former castle and the Chapel of Grace with an image of the Virgin Mary. (Source: https://www.tirol.at/reisefuehrer/ausflugstipps/ausflugsziele/a-wallfahrtskirche-mariastein)

The small, cozy village of Itter is picturesquely situated on a plateau exactly between two valleys, the Brixental and the Sölleukental. Itter Castle, which has an eventful history behind it, can be seen from afar. Unfortunately, it cannot be visited as it is privately owned. There are some tours for bikers, for example the volley round, which take you to Itter.

Fantastic location and it is worth seeing the church from the inside.