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루르드 동굴과 도이첼리트 및 방엔의 파노라마 전망

루르드 동굴과 로이텔리트/방엔의 파노라마 전망

The Falkenhütte mountain inn enjoys a scenic location on alpine meadows and is an ideal stop for hikers on tours around the Hochhäderich mountain. Enjoy regional delicacies and views of the Hochgrat, Nagelfluhkette mountain range, and the surrounding hills from the terrace or a bench. Perfect for a relaxing break for hikers and families.

From here you have a beautiful view down to the Falkenhütte mountain inn, nestled amidst pastures and alpine meadows. The inn sits like a small base in the landscape and gives you a good impression of the next stages of your hike. It's ideal as a photo stop and a short breather before continuing across the alpine pastures.

The town center of Weiler im Allgäu is compact, well-maintained, and ideal for a short break. Between the market square, fountain, and small shops, you can easily interrupt your tour. If you like, you can quickly find something to drink or pop into a café.

The center of Scheidegg, around Zollstraße, features some beautiful old houses. The town itself lies on a high plateau and is the westernmost resort town in the Allgäu region.

The present-day parish church of St. Blasius in Weiler im Allgäu was built in 1795/96 as a Neoclassical church by Johann Georg Specht. The chancel tower dates back to the 14th century. The frescoes inside the church are particularly striking; they are by Andreas Brugger (1796/97). I found the church portal facing the cemetery open.

The parish of Weiler was probably established as early as the 9th century; it has been documented since 1275. A parish church has stood in Weiler since at least the 14th century, and its high altar was probably dedicated to the martyr St. Blaise as early as the High Middle Ages. The new parish church of St. Blaise was built on the site of the old church between 1795 and 1797.