St. Bartholomä

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St. Bartholomä is a small lakeside pilgrimage church and hamlet on the western shore of Germany’s Königssee, known as a starting point for hikes and climbs in the surrounding Berchtesgaden Alps.

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St. Bartholomä canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hamlet
pilgrimage church
tourist attraction
accessibleBy boat
hiking trail
architecturalStyle Baroque
country Germany
denomination Catholic
hasBuildingUse chapel
church
hasFunction pilgrimage destination
place of worship
trailhead for mountain hikes
hasPart St. Bartholomä pilgrimage church
hamlet of St. Bartholomä
hasTourismActivity hiking
mountain climbing
sightseeing boat excursions
hasViewOf Königssee
surrounding Berchtesgaden Alps
heritageStatus cultural heritage site (regional significance)
knownFor picturesque lakeside setting
pilgrimage traditions
starting point for alpine hikes
landscapeContext alpine landscape
locatedIn Bavaria
Berchtesgaden Alps
Berchtesgadener Land district
locatedInProtectedArea Berchtesgaden National Park
locatedOn western shore of Königssee
locatedOnBodyOfWater Königssee
namedAfter Saint Bartholomew the Apostle
linked to: Saint Bartholomew
near Eiskapelle (ice chapel)
Watzmann massif
linked to: Watzmann
partOf municipality of Schönau am Königssee
region Upper Bavaria
religion Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
roofType onion domes
scenicType lakeside
touristRegion Berchtesgadener Land

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Watzmann East Face accessPoint St. Bartholomä
Funtensee locatedNear St. Bartholomä