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For 500 years people have been making pilgrimages to the Holy Water Chapel

Next to the chapel is a fountain fed by water from a spring above. This water is considered by locals and visitors to have healing properties.

The first chapel was built around 1250, and the current chapel dates back to around 1470. After the chapel fell into disrepair in the 1940s, it was restored by Belgian and French prisoners of war, who did so as a token of gratitude for their safe return from captivity.

The chapel has a long history dating back to the 13th century.

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Healthy, mineral-rich Mühlviertel water is even bottled here. A grotto dedicated to the Virgin Mary was built at the source, and below it is the chapel with the water dispensers on the steep forest slope.

A small guest book is available in the chapel. Here you can register directly and also view greetings from the many visitors from near and far.

The first chapel is said to have been built around 1250 and the current one dates back to around 1470. The legend says: "Many years ago, when people walked from Haslach to Multerberg in Bohemia, they passed a certain place where they heard voices and heard singing (Trinity Song), but could not see anyone. As soon as they passed, voices and the Singing. Leitenmüller had a chapel built at this point. Since then, the mysterious voices have fallen silent." The altar was dedicated to the Holy Trinity. The water (holy water) was said to have supernatural healing powers (eye problems).