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Innichen - San Candido

Church of San Leopoldo – Dolomythos Museum loop from Stift Innichen - Collegiata di San Candido

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Innichen - San Candido

Church of San Leopoldo – Dolomythos Museum loop from Stift Innichen - Collegiata di San Candido

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Church of San Leopoldo – Dolomythos Museum loop from Stift Innichen - Collegiata di San Candido

00:42

2.77km

10m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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Bus stop

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55 m

Haunold Chairlift (Seggiovia Haunold)

Highlight • Rest Area

Drives 25.05. - 01.07.17 02.07. - 03.09.17 04.09. - 08.10.17
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590 m

Church of San Leopoldo

Highlight • Religious Site

The Church of San Leopoldo in San Candido was built by the Franciscans between 1693 and 1697 and consecrated by the Prince-Bishop of Brixen that same year. It was designed by the Franciscan friar Vitus Rastpichler, who gave the church the simple and unpretentious character typical of the order—without a tower and without elaborate decorations. Inside, there is a high altar with a painting by Christoph Unterberger depicting Mary with the Infant Jesus and Saints Leopold and Francis. The furnishings are complemented by fine wood carvings by local artisans and statues of Saints Bonaventure and Charles Borromeo by the sculptor Johann Paterer.

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844 m

St. Michael's Square, San Candido

Highlight • Settlement

Main square of San Candido surrounded by buildings of historical / cultural interest, numerous shops, bars / restaurants, etc.

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1.12 km

Dolomythos Museum

Highlight • Monument

There are souvenirs of all kinds here.

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1.31 km

The collegiate church in Innichen is one of the most important sacred buildings in the Eastern Alps. Construction began around 1140.

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1.34 km

Collegiate Church of San Candido

Highlight • Religious Site

The Collegiate Church of San Candido (Italian: Collegiata di San Candido) was founded in the 8th century as part of the monastery initiated by Duke Tassilo III of Bavaria, which was intended to serve the Christianization of the local Slavs. Originally built as a Benedictine monastery, it was converted into a collegiate church in the 12th century.
The accessible crypt was originally used as the burial place of the collegiate patrons and housed their relics until 1969. It has housed a baptismal font since 1970. Following restorations from 1967 to 1970, the crypt once again exhibits its 13th-century Romanesque proportions. Of particular note is a Romanesque wooden sculpture of Saint Candidus.

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1.98 km

The parish church of St. Michael is a significant example of Tyrolean Baroque. Originally built in the 12th century in Romanesque style, it was remodeled in Baroque style by Thomas and Philipp Mair after a fire in 1735 and consecrated in 1761. The interior features impressive frescoes of the Archangel Michael by Christoph Anton Mayr, artfully designed altars by Josef Stauder, and paintings by Carl Jehle and Karl Blaas. The tower bears three bells from 1922, and the organ dates from 1997. The church is the architectural and cultural landmark of the market town.

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2.26 km

Altötting Chapel and the Holy Sepulchre

Highlight • Religious Site

The Altötting Chapel and Holy Sepulchre are remarkable religious buildings of the 17th century. They were built by Georg Paprion, an innkeeper from San Candido, who, after a pilgrimage to the Holy Land in 1653, decided to rebuild the Church of the Holy Sepulchre on a small scale. Two decades earlier, he had already built the Altötting Chapel, an exact replica of the Chapel of Grace in Altötting, Bavaria. While the Altötting Chapel faithfully reproduces the Chapel of Grace, the Holy Sepulchre represents the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem in miniature.

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2.77 km

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926 m

635 m

548 m

534 m

126 m

Surfaces

1.12 km

1.05 km

595 m

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Tuesday 1 September

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9°C

44 %

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