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Here, the landscape opens up from the Hohen Peißenberg to the Ammer Basin – a place of transition where narrowness and vastness, earth and sky meet. At the rest area by the stream, the change in the landscape becomes palpable: behind us, the sheltering hills of the Hohen Peißenberg; before us, the expanse of the Ammer Basin. The path leads here from the shelter of the forests into open, welcoming spaces – a transition between inside and outside, between stillness and movement. On the opposite bank, Andechs Monastery comes into view. Nearby stand the antennas of the Raisting Earth Station – symbols of connection and exchange, of receiving and transmitting. The theme of "transition" reminds us that life itself consists of such thresholds: moments of letting go, of opening up, and of growing into the new.

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You can tell that the satellite dishes are a bit old (the Raisting earth station has existed since 1963, so for more than 60 years); nevertheless, the facility is still in operation (except for the dish in the radome) and is worth a look. Guided tours are also offered at certain times; however, we only ever visited when there were no tours.

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The St. John's Chapel was once a pilgrimage church and, according to legend, was founded by Duke Tassilo in the 8th century. However, it was first documented in 1428, on the occasion of the consecration of the new building. Remains of this chapel are still visible in the masonry of the choir. On the altar is the miraculous image of John the Baptist, with his parents, Elizabeth and Zacharias, at his sides. The altar was built over the spring that rises here. Since its inception, the chapel has been nicknamed "Auf Heiligenstätten" (On Holy Places), and this is still the case today.

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Beautiful beer garden with good food

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Here you can experience for yourself how the antennas work

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Earth station built in 1963 by the German Federal Post Office Today the antennas are still used for satellite services

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Info The well house of the former monastery in Wessobrunn, a municipality in the Upper Bavarian district of Weilheim-Schongau, was built in 1735. The well house at Klosterhof 12 is a protected architectural monument. The well house with a gable roof has three spring basins.

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