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Open today
Weidach Chapel
How old the chapel is is uncertain. Estimated from its exterior features it was probably built around 1675.
![Innenansicht | © Pfarre Kramsach Innenansicht | © Pfarre Kramsach](/deskline/infrastruktur/objekte/Weidachkapelle_37009/15178/image-thumb__15178__detail-intro-img/Innenansicht_37011.jpg 1x, /deskline/infrastruktur/objekte/Weidachkapelle_37009/15178/image-thumb__15178__detail-intro-img/Innenansicht_37011@2x.jpg 2x)
The chapel is dedicated to the "Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary".
- In 1721 - the chapel was renovated - the costs were borne by the Rattenberg municipal clerk Johann Georg Salzburger
- 1724 - the small church was consecrated, i.e. transferred to the sacred realm
- 1781-1790 - Emperor Joseph IIs' reform efforts (Josephinian Church Reform, Edicts of Tolerance) led to the confiscation of the chapel
- 1848 - after several changes of ownership, the chapel was sold by public auction and is currently owned by the Kostenzer family, "Steinpeißer", Kramsach.
- 1957 - the chapel on the bank of the Brandenberger Stream was converted into a war memorial chapel. The chapel's unusual, rich in symbols interior was designed by the academic sculptor Gret Einberger-Mäser from Kramsach.
Opening hours
Always open
The chapel is locked up for the night.