The wayside shrine dates back to around 1460 and is regarded as an important small-scale cultural monument. Its four sides depict the Madonna and Child, the Crucifixion and several saints. After partial destruction in 1882, fragments of the original frescoes survived and are attributed to Michael Pacher. The shrine originally served as a symbol of protection against disease and misfortune.

Historic wayside shrine with late Gothic fresco fragments from around 1460, attributed to Michael Pacher.

Parking: Welsberg, village center.

The wayside shrine is located near the parish church of St. Margareth in Welsberg.

By bus:

Bus stop: Welsberg, Platzbäck

Line 441

By Citybus:

Bus stop: Welsberg, Platzbäck

Line 438

By car:

Destination: Welsberg

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Bus line 441 or Citybus 438

Train line 400