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“But perhaps the time is not yet ripe for that (...) lest one day they bring misfortune upon each other, along with their peoples. And if they should nevertheless do so, may the dear Lord, in his will, ordain that at least afterwards, when the calamity has already befallen them all, they find their way back to each other and make peace once and for all in this world.” writes Otfried Preußler (who preferred to call himself a storyteller) in “The Flight into Egypt. Royal Bohemian Part.” While these lines originally refer to the German and Czech inhabitants of the Kingdom of Bohemia—formerly part of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy—his statement is actually both timeless and universally valid.

Halfway between the Sulm Bridge at Leibnitz and Seggau Castle, on a small terraced slope, stands the Forest Chapel, also known as the Turkish Chapel, commemorating the destruction of Leibnitz in 1532. This chapel marks the site of a former image of the Virgin Mary by a linden tree. The late-classical rotunda with a dome was built in 1841 under Bishop Roman Zängerle. In 1876, August Schwach painted two historicist battle scenes in wax crayon on the side walls to the left and right of the altar. The semi-open rotunda is enclosed by a wrought-iron gate.

Very interesting sculpture, invites you to linger.

The Buschenschank's name is actually "Schulter." Otherwise, I agree with DeisiH's opinion. Very authentic, without any "fancy" or (wannabe) celebrities. Very cozy.

beautiful little chapel, unfortunately right on the road

Apparently you can also see otters here, we probably saw tracks in the mud, but weren't sure

giant wheel statue, here you can also find hiking and cycling maps

beautiful avenue with opportunity to rest on several benches