The Benediktweg starts at the "Papal Linden tree" planted by John Paul II: Before that, it is worth taking a detour to the Altötting museums. The treasure chamber with the pilgrimage museum and the famous “Golden Horse Inn”, the monumental circular painting and UNESCO monument “Jerusalem Panorama” and… czytaj dalej

After Burghausen, the Marienberg pilgrimage church, which can be seen from afar, and the Raitenhaslach monastery founded in 1146 should definitely be visited. In the oldest Cistercian monastery in Upper Bavaria, visitors will find an enchanting mixture of architecture, spirituality, well-tended gardens… czytaj dalej

Beer and salt have always played an important role in Traunstein. While there are still three breweries on site today, the era of “white gold” is a thing of the past. The Salinenviertel in the Au, well worth seeing, with the brewing and hardening houses, the Saline Chapel with early baroque frescoes… czytaj dalej

From Seebruck - the largest sailing port on the Chiemsee - the Benediktweg now continues to Seeon with the monastery of the same name. Anyone who takes the time for the little peculiarities along the way will recognize the traces that the mighty Chiemsee glacier left here during the Würm Ice Age. The… czytaj dalej

Over the Inn Bridge with the icebreakers and through the Bruckor you go to Wasserburg am Inn: The castle with its stepped gables and the towering houses in the typical Inn-Salzach architectural style are visible from afar. Wasserburg had been in the possession of the Wittelsbach family since 1247 and… czytaj dalej