Via Nova Pilgerrastplatz

The Via Nova pilgrims' rest area in Munderfing, idyllically situated on the pilgrims' path of the same name, attracts hikers and pilgrims who want to take a quiet break on their way through the Kobernaußerwald forest. The rest area is particularly famous for its unique labyrinth, which is modeled on the Gothic labyrinth of Ravenna. This labyrinth has both a symbolic and meditative character and invites you to find inner peace.

At the beginning of the labyrinth are three striking stone cones that symbolize hospitality and inviting warmth, offering pilgrims a warm welcome. They form the first stop on the way to the center of the labyrinth, which is a symbol of the spiritual path. In the center of the labyrinth are stones with religious symbols that further deepen the theme of pilgrimage and inner contemplation. These stones remind pilgrims of the spiritual journey they are undertaking and invite reflection and contemplation.

The rest area is not only a place of rest, but also a meeting point for people in search of inspiration and spirituality. With its peaceful atmosphere and symbolic elements, the Via Nova Pilgrims' Rest Area offers a valuable opportunity for pilgrims to find their way and at the same time linger in nature and history.