Vagen Castle – Assumption of Mary - Vagen loop from Vagen

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Vagen Castle – Assumption of Mary - Vagen loop from Vagen

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Vagen Castle – Assumption of Mary - Vagen loop from Vagen

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3.08km

20m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 3, 2026

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1.24 km

View of Schloss Vagen (Fürstenhof)

Highlight • Castle

It's a shame, due to the suspension, you can only enjoy a few views of the castle.

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1.26 km

Vagen Castle

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Vagen Castle is privately owned. You can only catch a glimpse of it 😉. The Fürstenhof is the filming location of "Storm of Love". For a true fan, that "insight" is enough 🏰😊.

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2.17 km

The name can be derived from a 1512 verifiable Otl (= Öttl) Müller.

Count Siboto IV of Neuburg-Falkenstein equipped his house monastery St. Peter am Madron with family property in 1163.
The Öttlan estate, which can be documented as early as 1390, may have been among them.

Until secularization in 1803, the farm remained under the monastic manor of St. Peter am Madron.
In the chronological sequence of owners since 1490, the Moser family stands out, managing the farm from 1651 to 1758 in seven generations.

With the preservation and loving renovation of the 19th century residential building, the property became the new home of the Vagen volunteer fire brigade.
Source and more info
vagen.de/gebaeude/das-oettl-haus.html

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2.30 km

Assumption of Mary - Vagen

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The church of Vagen was a curate church until 1875 and has been a parish church since 1958. Before that, Vagen was a branch of Götting and was mentioned as such in the Conradin register as early as 1315. The oldest part of the church is the tower, which is evidence of a Romanesque church. At the beginning of the 16th century, the nave was rebuilt and larger in the Gothic style. The portal is clear evidence of this. In 1746, Pastor Stephan Mayr from Götting had it redesigned in the Baroque style. A striking votive picture on the east side of the church commemorates this.
pfarrverband-bruckmuehl.de/ueber-uns/unsere-kirchen/31-kirche-vagen.html

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