8의 키르히홀츠가지 명소 & 주요 장소

On the tree-lore trail in Karlspark, which was set up in 1999, 20 boards provide information about various types of trees and shrubs, from normal trees to local peculiarities. Among other things, it is used by the Reichenhall schools to provide information about tree science and nature conservation.

The Moltke oak is said to be named after Field Marshal Helmuth Karl Bernhard von Moltke (1800-1891). Moltke was on his way to a spa stay in Wildbad Gastein when he visited the Bad Reichenhall spa on July 6, 1871 and the oak tree was probably his favorite place.

Shady place for a short break in hot weather 🌞

This beautiful Lourdes grotto is located on the pilgrimage route, just after St. Zeno, just before the ascent.

Asphalted footpaths lead through the Karlspark under the old trees. Several benches invite you to linger and relax. A spring connected to the pond, the so-called Marienquelle, bubbles up in the middle of the park: healing powers are attributed to the spring.

A very nice place at the foot of the Kirchholz.

This is the Karlspark, it is right in the city center.

Timeline: The statue of Mary once stood in a Lourdes grotto in the girls' secondary school in St. Both the school and the grotto were destroyed in the bombing raid on April 25th, 1945. The Madonna, however, remained intact and was moved to its current location in 1952. The grotto was built by the residents of 'Froschham' (St. Zeno) and inaugurated on March 24th, 1952. Since then, a rosary has been held there on the 13th of May to October. Description: On the western edge of Kirchholz in the district of St. Zeno, a few stairs lead from Kirchholzweg up to the Lourdes grotto. The niche in the rock, closed with iron bars in the lower area, contains a colorful figure of the Virgin in white, gold-rimmed robes and a blue, tied sash. She wears a rosary on her right arm and her hands are clasped in prayer.