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Vilshofen an der Donau from the Danube Cycle Path in Windorf.

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The fountain stands next to the small church of St. Kolomann, a former Gothic church that was probably later rebuilt, featuring Baroque elements. It is beautifully situated in a meadow. The church is part of the Via Nova pilgrimage route. The figure of St. Kolomann is by the sculptor Bertram Würfl.

Maybe a break at the ice cream parlor?

Take a short break here for a snack and enjoy the view of the Brotjackl.

Negative: Scene of gruesome Nazi crimes. Positive: Interestingly prepared and presented, the site should make it clear why such inhumane political conditions must never happen again. Also positive: Next door, right next to the bike path, there is a TransBayerwald bike repair station in case you have problems with your bike.

The castle is visible from afar on a mountain ridge. There are numerous hiking trails around the castle, including to Lake Dreiburgen. In spring 2006, the Danube-Ilz cycle path from Hengersberg to Kalteneck was opened, which passes below the Englburg

Fürstenstein Castle in the Ilztal and Dreiburgenland stands on an approximately 580 m high crystal granite ridge and surprises with its interesting division into two parts. Description history According to the old legend, two giants built the castles Fürstenstein and Englburg in competition. 11th century: In reality, they were built by the powerful Counts of Hals near Passau to protect the Bavarian Forest. 1332: After the castle was destroyed, the Bavarian dukes had Stein Castle rebuilt. Since then it has been called Zum Fürstenstein. 1629: The Fürstenstein Castle Chapel was built based on the model of the Grace Chapel in Altötting. 1848: The castle burned down. 1860: rebuilt.