The "Kaserer Bild" chapel, named after the nearby farm "Kaserer Hof", is a traditional place of pilgrimage in Steinegg|Collepietra. The chapel is located directly on the street Riedl on the ridge of the mountain Riedl, an area that is one of the oldest settlements in South Tyrol. In its current form, the neo-Romanesque chapel dates back to 1871, with the small ridge turret added in 1874.Inside the chapel you will find a lovingly designed, neo-Gothic altar with the image of the Madonna, called "Kaserer-Mutter". According to legend, this image of the Virgin Mary originally hung on a mighty larch tree that once stood exactly where the chapel is now built. The stories and legends surrounding the image and the building of the chapel tell of the deep faith and conviction of the people in the miraculous power of the ‘’Kaserer-Mutter‘’.The chapel was recently renovated and is now in excellent condition. Holy masses are celebrated regularly in the summer months, bringing this special place back to life. The little church is only opened on such special occasions. Otherwise, it can only be viewed from the outside.However, it is definitely worth a visit - not only because of its religious significance, but also because of the idyllic location and the fascinating history that surrounds this chapel.
Getting to the chapel by public transport is easy and convenient. By public bus line:- 182 from Bozen|Bolzano and Steinegg |Collepietra- 180 from Welschnofen|Nova Levante, Karersee|Lago di Carezza, Karerpass|Passo Costalunga, Val di Fassa*- 184 from Oberggen, Eggen|Ega*- 181 from Weissenstein|Pietralba, Petersberg|Monte San Pietro, Deutschnofen|Nova Pontente, Stenk*- 182 from Gummer|San Valentino in Campo*change in Birchabruck | Ponte Nova to the line 182Bus stop: Sportzone Steinegg|Collepietraonline timetable search at South Tyrol Mobility2 km walk (approx. 30 minutes) from the bus stop to the chapel
By car: Destination: Steinegg | Collepietra, Kaserer BildParking: parking lot on site