Baker's Dunking Friesach – Heiligenblut Church Friesach loop from Friesach

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Baker's Dunking Friesach – Heiligenblut Church Friesach loop from Friesach

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Baker's Dunking Friesach – Heiligenblut Church Friesach loop from Friesach

04:48

16.8km

390m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

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467 m

Baker's Dunking Friesach

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Torture device or punitive measure for bakers in the Middle Ages when they wanted to fool customers.

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579 m

Historic Facades on Wegen Street

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707 m

Renaissance Fountain on the Main Square in Friesach

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The fountain, created in 1562/63, stands on the main square and is one of the largest fountains in Carinthia.

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823 m

Parish Church of St. Bartholomew (Stadtpfarrkirche Heiliger Bartholomäus)

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A wonderful hike just before Christmas, when all of Friesach is illuminated.

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1.00 km

View of the Parish Church of Friesach

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The Roman Catholic parish church of Friesach is located north of the main square at the foot of the Petersberg in the town of Friesach in the district of Sankt …

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1.26 km

Heiligenblut Church Friesach

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Next to the church, the Dominicans built their first branch in German-speaking countries in 1217. A blood miracle is said to have occurred in the church during a mass in 1238.

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2.06 km

Friesach Castle Construction

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Experience castle building in Friesach
Castle construction in Friesach is extraordinary in itself: a hilltop castle is being built on a mountain hill south of the medieval town of Friesach …

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