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Beautiful frescoes make the chapel worth visiting.

Beautiful pilgrimage church, unfortunately closed in winter

The late Gothic pilgrimage church of St. Sebald stands on the Heiligenstein, which was used as a place of worship from early on. A small rock cave and a spring are located a little below the church. According to legend, Sebald was a miracle-working hermit who lived in a small cave for a long time on his journey from Rome to Nuremberg. The trade relations between the ironsmith town of Weyer and the German city of Nuremberg, where Sebald is buried, may have been crucial for the emergence of the Sebald cult at Heiligenstein. The church building dates from the second half of the 15th century; the bell tower was added in 1665 and acquired its current appearance in 1733. A little later, the baroque Sebaldi Chapel with the grotto was built.

Very pretty little pond

At the end of May still snow residues from 1400m

This small pond is beautifully embedded here and is the starting point for many a tour. There is also a parking space here!

This small pond is idyllically embedded at the beginning of the hike to the Ybbstaler hut. There is also a parking space from which you can start your tour.