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The Maria Hohenburg branch church is clearly visible on a rock that slopes steeply towards the south, northwest of Pusarnitz in the municipality of Lurnfeld. The branch church of the Pusarnitz parish was expanded into a pilgrimage church in 1706 above the St. Mark's Church, which was mentioned in 1473.

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Schöner Berggasthof mit Bauernhof

From Hohenburg you have a wonderful view of Lake Millstatt – of course especially beautiful in the light of the setting sun.

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beautiful place to rest on the Alpe-Adria-Trail, view of Lake Millstatt, back to the pilgrimage church

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modern playground equipment, fantastic valley view

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Unique in Austria

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On to the Hummelkopf? No, it's better to go back down into the valley, because work calls

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a nice place to stay

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very friendly and open reception, nice rooms and a good kitchen.

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A white onion dome towers between trees: today's pilgrimage church was once a chapel belonging to the Hohenburg, of which only the remains of the walls remain today. The castle dates back to the 12th century. The current church was rebuilt in 1700. A little further down is the Hohenburg inn.

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The key to the church is in the Gasthof zur Hohenburg.

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The pilgrimage church Maria in Hohenburg is a former chapel and was expanded to a pilgrimage church around 1700. It lies at almost 1000 meters above sea level and is visible from afar. Remains of the wall of the former Hohenburg can be found above the pilgrimage church. Source: http://www.oberkaernten.info/drautal/lurnfeld/maria-in-hohenburg/

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A botanical jewel of a special kind, the "Yellow Alpenrose", also known as Lendorf's miracle flower, grows as a shrub on the western edge of the municipality (Austria's only existing stock of Rhododendron luteum Sweet). It is still sporadically found in Eastern Europe and the South of the Black Sea and blooms from mid-May to early June in beautiful orange-yellow colors. There are several theories about how the miracle flower came to Lendorf: it could be an ice age relic, a Roman from Teurnia could have planted the shrub or a bird brought a seed here. In 1937 the miracle flower was placed under nature protection and is meanwhile a nature monument. For more information: http://www.wandern.com/oesterreich/kaernten/millstaetter-see/wandernwege/themenwanderwege/wunderblume/

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