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The chapel is not located in the residential area, but can be reached via a footpath about 200 meters away along the wooded slope!

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definitely go, steep, beautiful

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End of the Innleitn

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Branch church of St. Maximilian "Maxloner Kirche" The church was first mentioned in 1481 as a chapel at Kirmerhof. The church of Maxlo also has an Innocent Kind Cemetery. Unbaptized children were buried here outside the cemetery walls. Source: https://www.erzbistum-muenchen.de/pfarrei/pv-kraiburg/cont/74531

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Has now closed (status: 07/30/23)

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Reschedule the tour a bit, otherwise you'll be walking along the road for too long

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Nice place for a stop

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Very good doner kebab and salads

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is currently under construction - both bridges over the Inn Canal and over the Inn - currently closed

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Bridge is not released yet

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Nice market square around the church

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The chapel looks back on around 240 years of history. “It has certainly been renovated a few times over this long period of time,” says Martin Bichlmaier. The building used to belong to the “Ziegler-Hof” opposite, which was demolished in 1976. A plaque on the gable end of the courtyard was attached to the outside of the chapel. Over the years the chapel has weathered more and more, and some things have broken down. The condition got worse and worse. The Bichlmaier family took the initiative in spring 2015 and began the complete renovation. "Whatever was somehow able to preserve the 'old', we naturally used or prepared to match," says the owner, a descendant of the farmer family. The outdoor area was also attractively laid out. On the beautifully designed altar there is also a votive plaque that bears witness to the history of the chapel, "as it was told to us as children": In 1776, Anton Rauscher, who was a farmer on the Zieglerhof at the time, was working in the fields bitten by a snake. At the time, it could be fatal. So the farmer took the vow to build a chapel on this site if he survived. After his recovery, he kept his promise and built the “Zieglerhof Chapel”.

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The parish church of St. Bartholomew dominates the historic market square. And yet it is a beautiful church that exudes the necessary calm for prayer. It is a relatively young church, as it was only inaugurated in 1893, the painting by the Redemptorist Friar Max Schmalzl was not completed until 1897. Upon entering, one has the impression of visiting a basilica built in neo-Romanesque style.

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If you fancy a little jungle excursion, this is the place for you. Shortly after Hausing we found a very narrow path that leads directly along the Inn. Since there had been floods a few days earlier, the plants also left a gray film on their leaves. Unfortunately the path ended after 2-3 km shortly before Kraiburg, as fallen trees blocked our way. We had to go back about 1 km and walk the rest of the way on the road to Kraiburg. We then went back to the parking lot at the canal.

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Above the road, the path leads directly past the chapel

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a jungle-like but easily accessible path above the Inn. Turn sharp left at the sawmill and off you go

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Very cozy area for biking.

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Great view from the Inn bridge before Kraiburg.

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The Ensdorf church in Gothic style dates from the 15th century.

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