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Siegsdorf
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Siegsdorf is a community in Chiemgau in Upper Bavaria

Map of Siegsdorf

background

The first traces of settlement in the Siegsdorf area date back to the 8th century. The first documentary mention is the year 1120, the place name is derived from the Baumburger counts of the Sieghartinger, who settled here. The place subsequently belongs alternately to Bavaria and Salzburg.

In the Middle Ages, the region gained importance through iron ore mining and further processing (Eisenärzt).

In the 17th century, the salt trade route from Bad Reichenhall leads through Siegsdorf.

Today's political municipality was created through the unification of Ober- and Untersiegsdorf in 1934, the connection of the previously independent municipalities Iron doctor, Vogling and parts of Hochberg in 1972 and the places hammer and the southern part of the municipality Haslach in 1978. Siegsdorf is thus the largest municipality in the district of Traunstein-Siegsdorf (TS marked).

getting there

Distances
Traunstein8 kilometers
Chiemsee14 km
Bad Reichenhall32 km
Salzburg40 km
Rosenheim48 km
Berchtesgaden52 km
Kufstein74 km
Munich106 km
Nuremberg274 km

By plane

The next major airport is Munich AirportWebsite of this institutionMunich Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMunich Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMunich Airport (Q131402) in the Wikidata database(IATA: MUC)(also "Franz Josef Strauss", approx. 145 km, just under an hour and a half by car) Munich:

From Austria Siegsdorf is about the Salzburg AirportWebsite of this institutionSalzburg Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaSalzburg Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSalzburg Airport (Q251538) in the Wikidata database(IATA: SZG) (33km, half an hour's drive) and over the Innsbruck airportWebsite of this institutionInnsbruck Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaInnsbruck Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsInnsbruck Airport (Q694434) in the Wikidata database(IATA: INN), 152 km, one and a half hours by car).

By train

Siegsdorf train station is a stop on the Traunstein – Ruhpolding regional train (hourly connection) and connects to the Munich-Salzburg ICE line via Traunstein.

In the street

  • Directions from west (Munich) and east (Austria, Salzburg): Siegsdorf is located directly on the A8 motorway (Munich-Salzburg), Symbol: ASSiegsdorf.

mobility

  • The RVO (Regionalverkehr Oberbayern / DB) operates the bus routes in the region;
Info:www.rvo-bus.de;

Tourist Attractions

Churches

  • Marienkirche Siegsdorf

Museums

The most important exhibit in the museum that was founded especially for this reason is the largest central European mammoth find to date from 1985.

Maria Eck

Pilgrimage church Maria Eck

The Founding legend tells that three lights appeared to loggers in the night sky over the forest, whereupon they erected a wooden chapel with an altar in the place of the apparition and in the place of today's pilgrimage church.

Evidence shows that the Benedictines from the monastery bought the forest grounds with three alpine ovens Seeon for the year 1618, the construction of the first chapel for the year 1626 and the construction of the tavern for the year 1638: The current pilgrimage church was built in 1642 under the master builder Wolf König, the monastery building above the church was built in 1730.

The Pilgrimage in Maria Eck begins during the 30-year war in the 16th century and is now the largest pilgrimage in the Chiemgau and one of the largest in the Archdiocese of Munich-Freising, with around 100,000 pilgrims and tourists annually.

After its foundation, the Maria Ecke Monastery was the priory of the Seeon Monastery. It belonged to Salzburg and was therefore a little belatedly abolished in 1806 after the secularization (1803) and then privatized. The demolition squad to demolish the church on September 13th, 1806 under the direction of the Siegsdorf pastor and the rent office messenger from Traunstein was stopped just in time by the local farmers and lumberjacks, the pastor and the rent office messenger were beaten up.

Afterwards, Maria Eck's ownership situation was quite changeable, until in 1891 the Franciscan Minorites from Würzburg acquired the monastery complex and revived the monastery tradition with pilgrimages; the annual highlight is the traditional costume pilgrimage on the 3rd Sunday in May with over 5,000 traditional costume people from all over Upper Bavaria.

Particularly worth seeing In the church there are magnificent high altars with the miraculous image and in the left side altar an image of Mary from the 17th century.

Directions (Coordinates: 47 ° 47 '38 "N.12 ° 37 '11 "E) The monastery is located approx. 5 km south of Siegsdorf on a hill (882 m) in the forest: Approach towards Eisenärzt and turn off to Maria Eck just before Eisenärzt.

Klosterstüberl see below kitchen;

activities

shop

Various shopping markets (Edeka, Schlecker, Norma, Netto) are represented in Siegsdorf.

kitchen

  • Hotel-Gasthof Edelweiß (Beer garden), Hauptstrasse 21, 83313 Siegsdorf. Tel.: 49(0)8662 92 96, Fax: 49(0)8662 1 27 22. Price: Single from € 28; Double room from € 25.
  • Klostergasthof Maria Eck ("upscale", historic inn, beer garden, Bavarian cuisine, for those with a sweet tooth: in-house pastry shop with recommended pâtisserie creations), Maria Eck Strasse 3, 83313 Siegsdorf. Tel.: 49(0)8662 9396, Fax: 49(0)8662 12466.

nightlife

accommodation

Learn

health

  • Medical on-call service: Phone number 01805/191212;
  • Marien Pharmacy, Hauptstrasse 22, 83313 Siegsdorf. Tel.: 49(0)8662 409732, Fax: 49(0)8662 409734. Open: Mon-Fri: 8 a.m. - 1 p.m., 2.30 p.m. - 6.30 p.m. Sa: 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Brief information
Telephone prefixes08662
Post Code83313
MarkTS
Time zoneUTC 1
Emergency call112 / 110

Practical advice

  • Banks (Volks- und Raiffeisenbank SüdOst eG, Kreissparkasse Traunstein and Postbank) are represented in Siegsdorf.
  • Deutsche Post AG Siegsdorf: Bahnhofstrasse 1 (at the train station), 83313 Siegsdorf;

trips

literature

  • Hans Klauser: Siegsdorf Upper Bavaria. Hamm: artbook, book and art GmbH, 1991, ISBN 978-3928768009 ; 80 pages.

cards

  • Bavarian Land Surveying Office, Chiemsee - Chiemgau Alps (1:50 000).
  • COMPASS No. 14, Berchtesgadener Land - Chiemgau Alps (1:50 000);

Web links

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