Kapellplatz, Altötting – Osterwiese Biotope loop from Unterneukirchen

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Kapellplatz, Altötting – Osterwiese Biotope loop from Unterneukirchen

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Kapellplatz, Altötting – Osterwiese Biotope loop from Unterneukirchen

01:28

23.2km

80m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 1, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Mörnbachtal

Bucher Moor

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12.0 km

St. Mary Magdalene Church (Altötting)

Highlight • Religious Site

The first Magdalenakirche in Altötting goes back to the Jesuits who received the monastery and church on December 21, 1591 by Duke Wilhelm V. It got its name after St. Magdalena, the patroness of the Duke's favorite daughter.

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12.1 km

Altötting Town Hall

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The neo-baroque building on Kapellplatz was erected in 1908 and belongs to the Kapellplatz ensemble.
The three-story town hall with a corner tower and hipped roof was built according to …

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12.2 km

Kapellplatz, Altötting

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Central starting point for pilgrimages. If you've been there yourself, like I did ten years ago from Regensburg, it's really impressive when all the believers gather here in the center of the pilgrimage.

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12.3 km

Chapel of Grace, Altötting

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Pope Benedict XVI. called the pilgrimage Altötting once the "heart of Bavaria and one of the heart of Europe". No wonder, because the cityscape is characterized by numerous churches and …

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16.3 km

Confluence of Mörnbach and Bucherbach

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16.3 km

Osterwiese Biotope

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The biotope in the Osterwiese

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16.6 km

Pilgrims' Tree

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Four important pilgrimage routes lead past this tree: the Way of St. James, the Pilgrimage Route to Heiligenstatt, the Pilgrimage Route to Altötting and the Benedict Route. Symbols for these pilgrimage routes are artfully carved from the dead tree.

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