Route of amazement Weesen

From the starting point at the lake basin, the first thing you do is look at the various interesting trees in the park. After the tree experiments in the park, you cross the main road at the Hotel Schwert and walk into the small town to the Dominican convent and further up the road to the Büelkirche church. You end your tour at the Hüttenböschen site below the railroad station, which was home to a stately Roman temple long ago.

Trees in the park: the chestnut tree with its twisted growth next to the small bridge doesn't like its location so close to the water. It keeps turning away from the source of the disturbance. Now go to the tulip tree and absorb its power. It is poisonous, do not lean against the trunk! You can recharge yourself at the trunk of the Sequoia (sequoia). This relatively young tree already has considerable uplifting powers.

Maria Zuflucht monastery: In the church of the Dominican convent Maria Zuflucht you will find a special, sheltered and peaceful place. It is a wonderful place to come to rest. The energies are not particularly strong, as the previous churches, which were built with power fields in mind, stood in a different location.

Büelkirche (place of worship): The Heiligkreuz church is enthroned on the church hill, on a strong square. Originally part of the castle complex, the church was repeatedly extended on the same site. Stand under the choir arch, behind the new altar and behind the lectern. Everywhere you go, you will find places of power with varying degrees of energy. On the outer façade, on the choir side of the Büel church, you will find a headache hole, which is still known to the population today.

Hüttenböschen cult site (cult place): There is evidence of a cult site with a temple in the protected, extensive Hüttenböschen riverside area in Gallo-Roman times. It was located on a small hill, marked as an island on old maps, at the former outflow of the Maag. Today, nothing of it can be seen, the hill was leveled in the course of the Linth correction, the island no longer exists, time has moved on.