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The chapel is beautifully situated in the vineyards below the Jesuit castle, just above Merzhausen on a wooded slope, and offers a lovely view. Current information about the chapel can be found here: https://www.heiligtumderberufung.de/

"The Jesuit Castle [sic] is located on the northern Schönberg hill. Its name derives from the Jesuits who taught at the University of Freiburg from 1620 onwards. They received the estate as a gift from the Schnewlin-Bernlapp family of Bollschweil on February 10, 1635. According to the plaque above the entrance, dating from 1901, the manor house was built in 1666. When the order was dissolved in 1773, it passed to the government of Further Austria. Various owners changed hands subsequently, and it was mostly used as a noble residence. Since 1985, following several phases of renovation, the Freiburg Holy Spirit Hospital Foundation's winery, the Freiburg Foundation Winery (established in 1298), has been located on the property. In 2007, the castle hall and the castle park were lovingly renovated for celebrations. Since 2009, conferences have been held on the first floor of the castle building." ``` The manor house was built on the northern side of the Schönberg hill. https://www.merzhausen.de/freizeit-kultur/jesuitenschloss

Schneeburg Castle is the ruin of a hilltop castle on the 516 m above sea level western sub-peak of the Schönberg mountain, in the district of Ebringen in the Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald district of Baden-Württemberg. It lies between Uffhausen in what is now the Freiburg district of Sankt Georgen and Ebringen. -according to Wikipedia-

The castle ruins are always worth a visit. The views in many directions are simply wonderful.

Here was station 5

During the settlement of the Hexental in the 7th and 8th centuries, the first Alemannic farmers came to the area of today's Wittnau municipality. A new church was built in 1795 under the Barons of Bollschweil. It was to be the last baroque church in Breisgau. More information here: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wittnau_(Breisgau)

Explanation of the summit on the plaque on the stone.

The saying on the house might make you think.