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The Jerusalem Way is the world's longest pilgrimage and an international peace and culture route!

The Jerusalem Way connects religions and peoples in a unique peace project.

The Jerusalem Way stands for mutual recognition and tolerance.

Love, the most powerful force in the universe, penetrates, illuminates everything and builds bridges between all people!

 

Pilgrims create openness to encounters, dismantle prejudices and fears, and strengthen trust - basic trust. The supposed boundaries between peoples and religions can be bridged by individuals with love and mutual respect.

Mauthausen-Arbing
20,10 km / ↓ 43 m / ↑ 75 m
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Jerusalemweg stamp church Arbing Jerusalemweg stamp church Arbing

Today we go from Mauthausen via Naarn to Arbing. From the promenade in Mauthausen the path leads us northwards up to the church where we find a pilgrim's stamp (in the entrance area) in the church! Then we get down to the village via another church staircase, walk along the beautiful promenade, then cross the Danube Federal Road No. 3 and follow the left / north bank of the Danube downstream again, as we did the day before, and pass the Danube bridge above us. We follow the bike path R1, cross the Aist bridge, then turn right to reach the port and campsite of Au / Donau a little later. Here we have catering and possibly accommodation options. After a pause, we follow the stairway along the Danube and then branch off left through a forest area and then come to Brandl Lacke, a very small lake. At the end of the varnish, follow the path to the left, cross the dam and later reach the local area of ​​Naarn via the parish path. At the end of the village, we branch off to the right, via the village of Pratztrum and the R975 bike path on a gravel road to the canal along the Naarn river. Here we also find bathing facilities and fire pits / camping facilities downstream. We follow the Naarn, cross a small bridge to the left bank and from now on follow the asphalt road to the junction on the left in a forest. We finally reach Arbing via forest and field paths. The imposing “fortified church” standing on a hill is clearly recognizable from afar.

 

Shortly after entering Arbing we reach the Donaubundesstraße and cross it (caution!). Then we see a petrol station on the left, there is a small supermarket with a coffee house and a pizzeria. The path then leads us to the church staircase and up to the daily destination, the church dedicated to the parish patron "John the Baptist".

 

The small town of ARBING is of particular importance for the Jerusalem Path, the international peace and culture path was founded and initiated here in 2010 (June 24, 2010).

 

Accommodation possibility exists for Jerusalem pilgrims in the Pilgrim hostel by Johannes Aschauer including the original JERUSALEM WAY stamp for the pilgrim's pass! Accommodation: Voluntary donation and free for members of the Jerusalem Way Association. Contact: By e-mail in good time johannes@jerusalemway.org or by phone / WhatsApp to: +4369918031970

 

Note: In the church there is another beautiful Jerusalem Way stamp with a dove of peace. See photos below. The stamp is in the back of the church where magazines and information from the church are. If you want to go a little further, you will find an inexpensive place to sleep for pilgrims at the beginning of the next stage in the vicinity of Baumgartenberg. At the Zickerhofer guesthouse on a farm! This is only 500 meters from the Jerusalemweg / 10 minutes walk. Contact by phone: +437269410 (www.zickerhofer.at)

 

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Facts & figures

Distance: 20,10 km
Difference in altitude: 41 m
Highest point: 274 m
Lowest point: 233 m
Total ascent: 75 m
Total descent: 43 m