Schleching

Schleching is a community in the Upper Bavarian district of Traunstein on the border with Tyrol.

  • 3.1 Museums
  • 3.2 Structures
  • 4.1 traffic

Geography

Location

Schleching is located in the Chiemgau, especially in Achen valley south of Lake Chiemsee. It is located in the wide Achen valley, surrounded by high mountains. These include above all the high board, the Hochgern and Blumenberg of Achen Valley with its nature reserve, the Geigelstein.

Community structure

The municipality has twelve Schleching officially named districts:

  • Achberg
  • Baumgarten
  • Book mountain
  • Emperbichl
  • Ettenhausen
  • Lander Hausen
  • Mettenham
  • Muehlau
  • Raiten
  • Schleching
  • Cancel
  • Wagrain

Neighboring communities

Neighboring municipalities are in the north and Grassau Marquartstein, in the east Unterwoessen, Aschau in the west and in the south Kössen ( Austria ).

History

In deeds of gift of the monasteries Baumburg at the Old Market, and St. Peter in Salzburg, Salzburg and by the chapter from the period 1122 to 1147 the place Slehingin is mentioned for the first time. As unfree peasants most were until the early 19th century basic subjects of the Duke of Bavaria and Archbishop of Salzburg with its cathedral chapter. Sovereign has always been the Bavarian duke.

Ecclesiastical Schleching in 1709 to the curacy and 1921 was raised an independent parish.

On April 1, 1938 parts of the territory were ceded to the new community Marquartstein.

Culture and sights

Museums

Hammer mill in the district Raiten from 1697

Structures

  • Parish church of St. Remigius of Abraham Millauer, built 1735-58
  • Cemetery with numerous wrought-iron grave crosses
  • Sanctuary of Mary at the seven Linden in the district Raiten
  • Pilgrimage Church of St. Servatius on strike, also known as swipe church, with frescoes from the 15th and 16th centuries, as well as carved altarpieces from the 16th century and a valuable altar Box 1410

See also List of monuments in Schleching

Sanctuary of Mary at the seven Linden in the district Raiten

Brushing Chapel at Schleching

Geigelstein, seen from the strike Chapel

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

The nearest motorway is the A8 motorway between Salzburg ( Austria ) and Munich. You can reach Schleching on the slopes Bernau ( from the west, Munich) or Grabenstatt ( from the east, Salzburg). The nearest airports are Munich (approx. 100 km) and Salzburg (approx. 65 km), both with rail connection. Nearest railway stations are located in Bernau am Chiemsee, Overseas am Chiemsee Prien am Chiemsee and on the main line from Munich to Salzburg. From there, with the following bus services to Schleching:

  • From station overseas with the RVO bus line 9509 to Schleching or
  • From Railway Station Prien with the RVO bus line 9505 towards Reit im Winkl, change to Marquartstein, direction Schleching.
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