필리히스도르프‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪9‬개의 천연기념물

The source along the way is easy to miss as it is quite overgrown. But it is a nice photo opportunity.

To find the Bründl you have to look over the inconspicuous wall.

Due to the shady location, it is an ideal place for a break even in the worst heat.

On the other side of the path from the chapel you have to look over the wall.

The small Marienkapelle with the image of the Trinity was first mentioned in the 18th century, but the cult surrounding the spring has always existed. During the renovation work in 1990, it was lovingly renovated, as was the Bründl gushing out of the mountain. The facility is particularly appealing, in the middle of the fields with a wide view in clear air. Benches and tables are ready, not only for eating and drinking - also for prayer. A staircase leads down to the water. It comes out of a wall fortified by quarry stone masonry and runs over a stone nose into a round basin. The water crystal clear and cold.

A beautifully composed source.

Nice place, you wouldn't expect such a biotope here.

"The proud pine", a black pine, comes from a reforestation that Empress Maria Theresa had planted more than 220 years ago to protect the Marchfeld against drifting sand. The pine has been under nature protection since March 6, 1968. "The Proud Föhre" stands on a children's playground. You can't really overlook it, but it doesn't really catch your eye through the fence and the play equipment.