Csicsói Kápolna

We walked down from the inn's parking lot to the chapel. Very nice, quiet place.

This is not a lonely chapel in the forest next to the settlement, but a magnificent little complex with a church, a spring, and a small cellar-like chapel, and a nice view and even a tour! Unfortunately, it is difficult to reach by car because the dirt road and the steep slope are not in the best condition. The Csárda car park next to the nearby main road is an easy 15-minute walk away. You can also reach the church and the sights around it from the right and left. When I was there, work was going on in the church so I couldn’t go in .... We can get a lot of information about outsourced information boards. We can have a good rest on the benches and in the shade and enjoy the view of the valley. We may also need this, as walking back up the hill is harder than coming down ..... but the inn can be a good motivation at the end of our journey!

Very nice!!

The XVIII. At the beginning of the 19th century, Germans settled in the area. They gave the miracle source its name (Bründl's Well). The first hermit is mentioned from 1731. He built a small cell for himself next to the source with a chapel. Today's church in Chisinau was built in 1745 by landowner Mercy-Argenteau Anton in honor of the Holy Trinity and the Helping Virgin Mary. According to the legend, the XVIII. In the 16th century, the count of the Count dug a picture of Mary or a statue of Mary out of the ground, in the place of which the spring sprang. According to another version, the pigs dug out the wedding ring of the Virgin Mary and the small statue of the Painful Mother still visible at the source. At that time, there may have been tens of thousands of pilgrims attending a farewell to Csicsó.