Resonant Pilgrimage to St. Bartholomä

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From Maria Alm across the Steinerne Meer to KönigsseeThe Maria Alm pilgrimage – better known as the Bartholomä pilgrimage – is one of the oldest high-alpine pilgrimages in Europe and has connected living tradition with profound spirituality for centuries. It leads from Austria across the impressive Steinerne Meer to St. Bartholomä on Königssee in Germany. The walking time is around nine hours and represents a demanding challenge. Annually, over 2,000 pilgrims take part in this extraordinary pilgrimage.For centuries, musical performances have accompanied the pilgrims on their arduous journey across the mountains. Even today, traditional melodies are heard, sung and played by participants and music groups, creating a special atmosphere along the route. The combination of nature, faith, and music makes this event a unique experience.History and Tradition of the Bartholomä PilgrimageThe origins of the Almer pilgrimage ...