It became a popular pilgrimage destination after the abbey received from the Vatican the body of Quirinus, a Roman tribune whose tongue, hands and feet were cut off in 116 before his execution.
The abbey was secularised in 1803 and became a summer residence for the kings of Bavaria.
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| Approaching the town from the north |
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| Tourism dominates today, but agriculture is still important |
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| Rathaus (town hall) |
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| Former abbey |




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