Landgasthof zur Cholerakapelle

About Landgasthof zur Cholerakapelle

The Landgasthof zur Cholerakapelle is an excursion inn run by the Satran family at Helenental 40, between Baden, Mayerling and Heiligenkreuz. The building has stood on the road through the valley since 1886, and the Satran family has run it since 1995.

Starting point and destination for hikes

The inn lies in the middle of the Vienna Woods (Wienerwald) and is suitable as a starting point or destination for walks, excursions and hikes. Right by the car park, a bridge leads across to the „Wegerl im Helenental“.

Where the name comes from

The cholera chapel „Mariahilf“ is a small Gothic chapel in the woods. The Viennese burgher family Karl and Elisabeth Boldrini founded it in 1831 in memory of the fact that the danger of cholera had been averted at that time. Later the chapel became a pilgrimage destination, and a Jause stop was built next to it – even before today's inn. It is five to ten minutes on foot from the inn; from the outside the chapel looks plain, but inside it is magnificently furnished.

Getting there

• By train and bus: with the Südbahn to Baden, then by bus into the Helenental
• From the A2: exit Baden, then continue towards Helenental
• From the A1: via Heiligenkreuz into the Helenental

On its website the inn also presents its rooms and what it offers for banquets.

Automatically translated from German.

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