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残念ながら、この建築的に興味深い教会の基礎部分だけが「古い」です。バロック様式の祭壇の隣にある最も古い部分は、おそらく主玄関でしょう。その奥にある十字架のヴォールトはすでにコンクリート製です。大きな丸いクリアガラスの窓と、むしろプロテスタント的でほとんど白く無菌的なホールを持つ、光に満ちたメインスペースは、言及されたバロック様式の祭壇とはっきりと対照をなし、1980年代（具体的には1984年）の明確な子供です。それだけでも、ここに入ってみる価値はあります。

興味深い建築です！主玄関の（見たところ）古い木製の扉を通って、十字架のヴォールト天井を持つ前室に入りますが、古くはありません。本堂は1980年代の明確な産物（建築年1984年）で、大きくて丸い透明なガラス窓を通して光に満ちており、やや白く無菌的で、バロック風の祭壇とははっきりとした対照をなしています。

美しい木造の屋根付き橋です！

Winklersee is an idyllic bathing lake in Flachau.

Rest area on the Enns River in Altenbach im Pongau

Once again, I have no idea what to write. The weather gods were too kind with the temperature, so I walked up a steep path through the shady forest to the Tennenblick Inn. There, I was rewarded with a delicious goulash. I also visited the beautiful ski museum in Werfenweng and was given a private tour by the museum director because I donated about 15 rare ski lesson plans from 1892 to 1925. Hans decided on the type of tour; depending on your preferences, you're sure to find something to look at. Go in, it's worth it; describing the individual areas by season would go beyond the scope of this article. I ate a fantastic trout at Pizzeria Chilly.

The Paul Außerleitner ski jump in Bischofshofen should be familiar to every ski jumping fan from the Epiphany competition of the Four Hills Tournament, which takes place annually around the turn of the year. It is the largest facility in the tournament and the only natural ski jump without any major artificial structures in the inrun or landing area; K-point 125 m / hill size 142 m / hill record Dawid Kubacki with 145 m (2019); the jump is named after the local jumper Paul Außerleitner, who died in an accident on January 5, 1952 - the stadium, however, bears the name of the first tournament jumper, Sepp Bradl.

The Filialkirche Unser Liebe Frau (also known as Liebfrauenkirche or simply Frauenkirche) is a Catholic church in Bischofshofen, which was used as a "people's church" or parish church for the local population after the current parish church of St. Maximilian was temporarily used as a monastery church. Standing on a terrace just above the village, its origins can be traced back to the 10th/11th century.