Am Predigtstuhl (Ottakring), named after the field name in 1971. Originally, the entire Wilhelminenberg, including the remnant known today as Predigtstuhl, was called Predigtstuhl. The name derives from the sermons held here. During the Reformation, Protestants spread their teachings here through sermons. These gatherings came to an end during the Counter-Reformation. From later times, processions “into the mountains” are known: pilgrimages around the meadows and vineyards, with a sermon delivered in the community forest. An oak tree is said to have served as the pulpit, and was supposedly still visible in 1892.