Kapelle Gaisbuchen

Not far from Turnstein in Gaiserwald stands the chapel, also called "Schopfkapelle". A section of the ancient Roman road leads to it. The steep roof with the ridge turret and the high pointed arch windows give it the appearance of a small Neo-Gothic church. Paintings and plaques embedded in the wall provide information about the history of the chapel. It was built due to the rosary prayer after the peculiar healing of a severely ill foot in 1891 by Franz Matschini with the empty pocket. by car: Autobahn A8 to exit Pichl bei Wels. Then continue via Grieskirchen and Peuerbach. by train: Accessible via Peuerbach train station, 7 km away. by plane: Linz, Salzburg and Munich airports