The Marienkapelle stands about 200 m above the Remigiuskirche on a rocky outcrop in the midst of the vineyards. The origin of the chapel can be traced back to the last years of the Thirty Years' War.
The chapel, originally built of wood, was rebuilt in stone in the 18th century. Upon entering the chapel, the first sight is an approximately 300-year-old wooden Pieta. The sculpture is carved from a single piece and stands about 90 cm tall. The large cross in front of the chapel was erected in gratitude for having survived an epidemic. Due to its beautiful location, the mountain chapel has become a popular viewpoint.
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