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St. Ulrich's Chapel & healing spring

A small, white building with a staircase and an entrance area. In the background, there are more buildings and trees visible.
A small chapel with an altar and religious statues. The room is decorated with warm colors and a carpet.
A faucet in the sun pouring fresh water into a white cup. In the background, a stone surface and a grid coating can be seen.
An information sign about the Ulrichsquelle of Heiligenbrunn. It contains maps and information about the surrounding area and the history of the spring.
A golden plaque inscribed with
A metal faucet that sprays water onto a granite stone. The surface is sunny and dry.
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The chapel of St. Ulrich was built in 1926 in place of the older well chapel. The well-known Ulrichsquelle was already mentioned in a document in 1198 in a donation document of the Cistercians.

The water is said to have various healing effects. The famous ophthalmologist Ladislaus Batthyány-Strattmann used the water to alleviate eye ailments.

Contact / address

Heiligenbrunn 33
7522 Heiligenbrunn
Tel.: +43 3324 7281
Mail: post@heiligenbrunn.bgld.gv.at

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