7 routes. 7 stamps. Your pilgrimage through the Mühlviertel

The stamp collection experience invites you to discover the seven Mühlviertel pilgrimage routes step by step. There is a dedicated stamp house on every pilgrimage route. Anyone who collects the stamps in the pilgrimage route bookmark can look forward to a small reward once they have completed three pilgrimage routes.

The stamp collection experience is available on all seven Mühlviertel pilgrimage routes:

• Johannesweg
• Weg der Entschleunigung
• Stoakraftweg
• Granitpilgernweg
• Kraft-Quelle-Baum Weg
• Jakobsweg Böhmerwald
• Wilheringer Weg
   

On each of these routes, there is a dedicated stamp house situated directly on the pilgrimage route.

The stamp houses are situated directly along the respective pilgrimage routes. Their exact locations are described on this page and can also be found via the Mühlviertel app.

You have two options: collect the stamps either in the traditional way on the pilgrimage bookmark, or digitally via the Mühlviertel app. The bookmark therefore also serves as your personal stamp pass.

The pilgrimage route bookmark can be ordered online and is also available from tourist information offices in the Mühlviertel.

No. You can receive a reward after completing just three pilgrimage routes. Anyone who completes six of the seven pilgrimage routes will receive a special gift.

Once you have completed three pilgrimage routes, you can choose between two Mühlviertel rewards: a wooden coaster featuring a pilgrim’s saying, or a scented sachet filled with organic Granít lavender from the Mühlviertel.

To claim your reward, you’ll need your stamped pilgrimage bookmark and three of your favourite photos from the pilgrimage routes you’ve completed. You can collect your reward in person from one of the five tourist information offices or have it sent to you by post. Please send an e-mail.

Yes. The reward can be sent by post on request. A postage fee of €3 applies. To do this, please send an email to info@muehlviertel.at with your name, your chosen reward and your postal address, along with three photos of your pilgrimage routes and a photo of your stamped pilgrimage bookmark .

Yes. If you’d prefer to document your pilgrimage digitally, you can also collect the stamps via the Mühlviertel app.

On the overview page for pilgrimage and long-distance walking routes in the Mühlviertel, you’ll find further information on the seven routes, as well as related links and other resources.

At the Mühlviertel Tourist Information Office, in the online shop and on the Destination Mühlviertel website.
Many local council offices provide leaflets and maps to ensure that visitors have access to comprehensive information.