20의 브란넨부르크가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Very beautiful up there on the Wendelstein. We were absolutely thrilled.

Beautiful up there and the panoramic path is mega

Around the Wendelstein, many works of art can be found on the artists' trail that runs here. However, some are well hidden.

Even if overcrowded, always worth a hike 😉

The Wendelsteinkircherl is a hundred meters below the summit, not far from the mountain station of the Wendelsteinbahn. She belongs to the Catholic. Brannenburg parish in the district of Rosenheim. Consecrated on August 20, 1890, it is dedicated to the Patrona Bavariae. This neo-Gothic building is often mistakenly referred to as the "Wendelstein Chapel", which is not only wrong in the canonical sense, but also misleading, because in addition to the Wendelstein Church, there is actually a much older (1718) wooden Wendelstein Chapel. This is dedicated to St. Wendelin and is right on the summit next to the summit cross. Source and further information https://www.neuhaus-schliersee-evangelisch.de/wendelsteinkircherl

A newspaper article on the observatory can be found in the Süddeutsche Zeitung from October 3, 21. http://sz.de/1.5427727

The Wendelstein Church was consecrated in 1890 according to the regulations of the pontifical and is therefore Germany's highest church. The church on Wendelstein is often mistakenly referred to as the "Wendelstein Chapel". On August 20, 1890, the Archbishop of Munich Antonius von Thoma consecrated the Wendelstein Church to Mary, the Mother of God, the Patrona Bavariae. The small Wendelinkapelle is located right at the top of the Wendelstein.

It is Germany's highest church; was built in 1889. At that time, numerous donors financed the construction of the neo-Gothic church. These donors are now immortalized inside the church near the entrance, the coats of arms of those places and countries that donated the most can be found in one of the artfully designed glass windows