호폴딩거 숲 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Interesting place, see also https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teufelsgrabenbr%C3%BCcke_(Valley)

From below, it's hard to figure out what it is. Now I know 😄

https://www.skulptur-lichtung.de

Open at any time, small donation requested for entry (1€)

Very beautiful but long stretches along the river are extremely muddy

An impressive building in the middle of the forest, not often seen

Not recommended for small children. More for the big ones. Otherwise, great! Make sure you pack good shoes. It's very muddy in places, even on nice days.

The church mentioned in the Konradinian register, the oldest inventory of the Freising diocese from 1315, was certainly a Romanesque building that was probably built around 1200 - 1250. Three of the four boulders on which the previous building once rested are still visible in the church's outer wall. To the east of the church's current portal, the earlier Romanesque portal was once still visible. The current church was added to the 15th century tower in the 16th century, perhaps soon after 1500, the heyday of Bavarian late Gothic architecture, when new churches were being built almost everywhere in Old Bavaria and Austria. During the Thirty Years' War in 1632, the Gothic winged altar that originally stood in the church in Hohendilching was shot through by the Swedes. In 1797, the current church building was enlarged in length and height. This is clearly visible on the church's outer walls. The tower has also been changed in the last 150 years. Until 1831, according to a parish description, the church had a "bricked saddle tower that was too low and did not extend much beyond the church roof." In 1831, the tower was raised and a dome was added. But by 1871, the dome tower had to make way for the current spire. https://www.erzbistum-muenchen.de/pfarrei/pv-weyarn/Unterdarching/Kirchen-UD/Hohendilching