Rauchenwarth

The first documented mention of Rauchenwarth dates back to before 1257. The Bründlkirche church, which was built at the end of an avenue of chestnut trees around 1772, is a worthwhile excursion destination. In the spring of 1652, a spring came to light in the immediate vicinity of the church, which was initially used for watering cattle. However, history tells of numerous miraculous healings from the sweet water. The first chapel was built in the same year. The village of Rauchenwarth with its now 650 inhabitants