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Unfortunately, the ruins are closed, but on the Rainerweg there are beautiful views of the Helenental.

The pilgrimage church of Maria Raisenmarkt dates back to the Middle Ages and was elevated to pilgrimage status only a few decades ago. The right side altar contains a particularly venerated Madonna of Lourdes.

The site of the tragedy of January 30, 1889, has long been a convent. During my last visit, you could still drive up and ring the nuns' bell; today, everything is cordoned off and secured. Instead, there's a chic reception building. 😉

After the flood, the path and the parallel cycle path are open again.

Regarding the death of Rudolf and Mary Vetsera, I recommend the podcast by Klenk+Reiter: https://www.falter.at/podcasts/gerichtsmedizin/20221125/klenk-reiter-folge-8-die-gestohlene-mary-vetsera

The Antonsgrotte opposite the Cholera Chapel in Helenental is a popular destination. The place of worship, always decorated with candles, now has another attraction. Bird feeding is carried out there with particular passion, and indeed: the birds eat a lot and happily. BADEN. Bird feeding at the Antonsgrotte is a tradition. Elisabeth Werkmann - she has been looking after the Antonsgrotte for five years - took over this task last year from her predecessor, who suddenly dropped out. Source: www.meinbezirk.at/baden/c-lokales/kerzerln-vogerln-und-baeume-mit-gesichtern_a7034811

The network of promenades dates back to Archduke Anton (1779–1835), who had it built in the years up to 1829. The highlight was the Antonsgrotte, which stands roughly opposite the Cholera Chapel, which did not yet exist at the time. The approximately 2.2 km long section of the Helenental from Antonsbrücke to Antonsgrotte is therefore called Antonstal. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helenental

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