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Daniel Swarovski Monument, Wattens 1862 – 1956 Daniel Swarovski Monument in the church square by Gustinos Ambrosi (1961) Church Square, 6112 Wattens

Wattens Legend Park Since 1999, the Tyrolean Legends and Fairy Tales Festival has been held in the market town of Wattens. Its aim is to preserve an old Tyrolean cultural heritage from oblivion, passed down orally through generations by our ancestors – the world of Tyrolean sagas, myths, and legends – the stuff of dreams, and which now attracts over 5,000 visitors annually to Wattens Wattenberg from all over Tyrol and neighboring countries. The idea for the Wattens Legend Park was born in 2007. The plan is to display the most striking Tyrolean legendary figures year-round as an open-air museum, complete with scholarly explanations from the University of Innsbruck. The first two figures – the giant Haymon and the Sill Dragon – were created in 2007, followed by the "Fiery Dog" in 2008. https://maerchenfestival.at/index.php?id=23

Steep section up or down, between Friedberg Castle and Volders, risk of slipping when wet.

Magnificent view over Wattens into the Inn Valley

A visit to the church should be planned

A long, long time ago, remains of a Rhaetian settlement from around 400 BC were discovered.

St. Charles' Church in Volders is a stunning example of early Tyrolean Baroque and is dedicated to St. Charles Borromeo. Built in the 17th century, it impresses with its central dome, six additional domes, and a magnificent fresco by Martin Knoller. Particularly noteworthy are the high altar and the tombs of important figures. The church is easily accessible by bike, as it is located near the Inntal Autobahn and can be comfortably reached via cycle paths in the Inn Valley. A bike ride there combines culture and sport, offers a picturesque glimpse into Tyrolean architecture, and also makes for a relaxing excursion through the surrounding area of Volders.

Very worth seeing, you have to see it