Gassen chapel

​The chapel belongs to the Radauer family. Originally a Marterl stood by the house. It was built around 1809 during the French wars, reminiscent of the terrible martyrdom of a neighboring peasant by the French. ​Attached to the horses, he was dragged along. In the area of ​​the lane estate one hung the lifeless body and put it aside. At the beginning of the 20th century, when the farm was rebuilt, the present-day chapel was built next to the lime tree planted 200 years ago. A renovation was carried out in the late sixties. Due to the road construction, the chapel seems a bit out of place. An old mark but testifies that earlier the trail passed directly.