When does the Leonhardiritt in Übersee start?

The Leonhardiritt takes place on Sunday, November 8, 2026, starting at 10:00 AM. The gathering at the train station begins at 09:45 AM.

Where does the Leonhardiritt start?

The gathering takes place at the train station in Übersee. From there, the ride proceeds along the village street to Almau to the Leonhard chapel.

What happens at the Leonhard chapel?

At the Leonhard chapel, horse and rider are blessed as part of the religious tradition.

Is there a place to eat after the ride?

After the blessing, there will be refreshments and Frühschoppen at the Übersee traditional costume home.

Is the event suitable for all age groups?

Yes, the Leonhardiritt is open to all age groups and combines religious tradition with communal customs.

Leonhardiritt Übersee

Name: Leonhardiritt & Frühschoppen
Start: 2026-11-08T10:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-08T13:00:00+01:00
Location: Leonhardikirche Almau und Trachtenheim GTEV-Übersee

Leonhardiritt in Übersee: lived faith on horseback

When horse and rider gather at the train station, a traditional faith experience begins in Übersee with a special spiritual atmosphere. The Leonhardiritt connects religious devotion, rural customs, and lived community around the veneration of Saint Leonhard, the patron saint of horses and domestic animals.

Gathering at the train station and joint ride

The gathering begins at 09:45 AM at the train station in Übersee. Subsequently, the festive ride proceeds along the village street to Almau to the Leonhard chapel. The path creates space for reflection, encounters, and the visible connection between faith practice and alpine tradition.

Blessing of horse and rider

The centerpiece is the solemn blessing of horse and rider at the Leonhard chapel. The religious ceremony expresses gratitude, care, and the wish for protection. For visitors, it creates an impressive religious experience, characterized by horses, festive movement, and communal prayer.

Community at Frühschoppen

After the ride, the Übersee traditional costume home invites you for refreshments and Frühschoppen. There, the morning ends in a sociable atmosphere. Conversations, regional hospitality, and closeness to the local community make the Leonhardiritt a unifying event for locals, riders, and interested guests.

A festival for faith, tradition, and encounters

The Leonhardiritt shows how vibrant spirituality and inherited customs come together. The event appeals to people who want to experience religious traditions, see horses, or get to know the community of Übersee. Participation is open to all age groups.

Visitors can look forward to a dignified yet sociable morning with a festive ride, blessing of animals, and communal meal. Experience the Leonhardiritt in Übersee live and discover a faith experience that connects regional identity and spiritual community.