5 Sights in Gemeinde Virgen, Austria (with Map and Images)
Explore interesting sights in Gemeinde Virgen, Austria. Click on a marker on the map to view details about it. Underneath is an overview of the sights with images. A total of 5 sights are available in Gemeinde Virgen, Austria.
List of cities in Austria Sightseeing Tours in Gemeinde Virgen1. Kapelle Hl. Josef
Göriach is a village in the municipality of Virgen in East Tyrol, Austria. The fraction adjoins in the west to the community center, the fraction Virgen Dorf and lies north of the Virgental Landesstraße on and west of the Virger Bach. Göriach also includes the hamlet of Marin, whereby the fraction Göriach reaches the largest extent of all Virger fractions. 136 people live in Göriach and Marin. In Göriach there are two religious buildings, the All Saints Chapel and the chapel in Marin.
2. Burgruine Rabenstein
The ruins of Rabenstein Castle, formerly known as Virgen Castle, are the ruins of a hilltop castle in the city of Virgen, East Tyrol. A 12th century castle. Until the early 18th century. It was home to Virgen's caregivers and later declined. After most of the plant collapsed in 1963, extensive safety measures were taken to maintain the current condition. It is considered the third largest medieval castle in Tyrol, with a total area of 4,800 square meters.
3. Allerheiligenkapelle
The All Saints Chapel in Göriach is a chapel in the municipality of Virgen in East Tyrol. The chapel is located at an altitude of 1,694 meters high above the village of Göriach and, according to tradition, is the oldest sacred building in the Virgental.
4. Appolonia-Kapelle
The Apollonia Chapel is a chapel in Niedermauern in the municipality of Virgen in East Tyrol. It is located on a small green area surrounded by low walls and is dedicated to Saint Apollonia. It is a listed building.
5. Nepomukkapelle
The Johannes Nepomuk Chapel in the district of Gries in the Niedermauern fraction in the municipality of Virgen (East Tyrol). The chapel is located on the road between Virgen and Welzelach and is a listed building.
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