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Kreuzberg, difficult to navigate, steep

This neat little chapel is located near the motorway exit and was the start of my day trip towards Vienna.

Time for a break

The Krumbacherhof is a true paradise for cyclists: A well-equipped workshop, an in-house bike rental, a lockable bike garage, and an informative bike corner with maps and tour suggestions leave nothing to be desired. The hotel also offers a pick-up service and guided bike tours. The hospitable Krumbacherhof family is happy to share insider tips personally. Those who wish can even take a tour with the owner themselves. You'll also be treated to culinary delights, with specialties such as venison lasagna or Schwarzbräu beer. More information and contact details for the accommodation can be found at https://www.wieneralpen.at/radpartner-krumbacherhof.

Here I was once again particularly lucky. A woman from the settlement noticed my interest in the chapel, so we started talking, and she opened the chapel for me. The chapel was built when a fire raged through the settlement in 1961, destroying only one house, exactly on the spot where the chapel was later built. Each year, a different family from the settlement is responsible for the chapel, and mass is only held there once a year, in May. Then I was able to find out where the best view of the Wechsel and the Schneeberg mountains is. People come together through conversation.

These house chapels often bear the original name of the person who built them or who renovated them. These chapels usually relate to the misfortunes of the local population.

At the start and end of the tour, if you want to eat more than an ice cream after the tour, the selection is limited. However, it is open seven days a week and the restrooms are easily accessible.

The Bucklige Welt must have been very Christian in the last centuries, because almost every larger farm has its own chapel