Maria Plain

Maria Plain is a Roman Catholic pilgrimage site featuring an impressive Baroque complex that especially appeals to families interested in cultural and religious heritage as well as historical architecture.

The pilgrimage church houses a venerable image depicting Mary with the crowned Christ Child – a fascinating spiritual and visual attraction. Children and families can explore stories of miraculous healings attributed to the site, opening up an inspiring world of legends.

Several chapels with historic art and religious sculptures, such as the Chapel of Sorrows with the Pietà, enrich the cultural experience. The Calvary Hill invites families to a spiritual walk: artistically designed stations depict the Passion of Christ.

The historic Superior's building offers a variety of event spaces, including the Maximilian Gandolf Hall with a decorative ceiling and traditional blue tile stove – perfect for family celebrations or cultural events.

Built between the 17th and 18th centuries and continuously enhanced, the complex uniquely combines history, art, and legends – a worthwhile destination for families who want to experience culture in a spiritual atmosphere.