On the way to historical pilgrim’s track
From the north, the pilgrims came up to the Baltikum. From the east from the settlements east of the Danube. Their path lead via Vienna, also often via Mariazell to Salzburg. The path in the Alps lead the pilgrims further along to the Inn along up to it source in Switzerland, in order to incorporate the pilgrimage to St.Moritz or with the trading route over the Arlberg, further to Lake Constance to the direction of St. Gallen. From there it went further via France and finally to Spain – to Santiago de Compostela.

Signposting
The paths are well signposted through out. When you always see the blue-gold shell, you are on the right path.