Who organizes the walk

The parish of St. Oswald within the city church of Traunstein is responsible for the design of the stations and impulses.

When can I participate

The walk is freely accessible on Sunday, December 7, 2025, without a fixed start time; the route takes about an hour.

Is registration required

No, the Advent walk is designed as an individual walking path and can be walked independently.

Is there a dress code

There is no formal dress code; weather-appropriate, warm clothing and stable footwear are recommended.

How is accessibility and parking arranged

The city center is well accessible on foot. Parking spaces are subject to maximum parking durations; electric license plates have limited fee exemptions on public areas according to city regulations.

Is the path accessible

Some segments contain inclines and different surfaces; accompaniment and individual assessment are recommended.

Contemplative Advent Walk through Traunstein, Parish St. Oswald creates impulses for inner peace and community

Name: Advent Walk
Start: 2025-12-07 00:00:00
End: 2025-12-07 00:00:00
Location: Traunsteiner Innenstadt, 83278 Traunstein

Advent Walk: Pause, walk, believe – in the heart of Traunstein

In the quiet anticipation of Advent, the parish of St. Oswald invites you to a spiritual city stroll. Along the way, a faith experience of reflection unfolds: Christmas impulses, prayer thoughts, and short meditations deepen the religious experience and strengthen the sense of community.

Sentimental impressions on a special path

In the light of early evening, in a calm atmosphere, the walk leads through the city center of Traunstein. The stations invite you to linger: sounds become quieter, words become clearer, prayer and spirituality gain space. Thus, a place of inner peace arises, nurturing the anticipation of Christmas.

Stations and impulses of the parish of St. Oswald

Various groups of the parish of St. Oswald contribute texts and prayer impulses along the route. The path leads over the war graves memorial at Hohen Kreuz, to the Ettendorfer Kircherl, over the Weinleite and the viaduct, and back along the Traunweg. The round takes about an hour and can be walked individually; starting time at your own choice.

Advent tradition and Catholic spirituality

Advent provides time for repentance, for the expectation of Christ's arrival, and for deepening the theology of hope. In this tradition, the walk connects liturgy, prayer, and silent contemplation with the history of the city church of Traunstein, whose center is the parish church of St. Oswald. The spiritual community thus becomes tangible in the public space.

Participation, process, and orientation

The walk is designed as an freely accessible path. Registration is not required. Notes on prayer, meditation, and short texts can be found at the stations. Please wear weather-appropriate clothing and non-slip shoes.

Accessibility, arrival, and parking

The city center offers different ground surfaces and inclines. For arrival, public transport or parking options near the center are recommended. In Traunstein, designated maximum parking durations apply; vehicles with electric license plates can park for a limited time free of charge on public areas according to city regulations. The city center is reachable on foot from larger parking lots.

Official channels

Official website see sources. Social media: No official profile found.

Conclusion

Those who wish to experience Advent consciously will find a quiet, strong form of community on this walk. Come, walk along, and let the Christmas impulses open your heart for the arrival of the Lord.