Attractions in Vogtlandkreis

The Elstertalbrücke is the second largest brick bridge in the world, the height is 68 meters and the width is 279 meters. It was built from 1846 to 1851. Shortly …read more

The Triebtal nature reserve extends from the dam of the Pöhl dam to the mouth of the Elster. An approximately three kilometer long path leads along the rippling shoots, past …read more

The dam of the Pöhl dam is a curved concrete dam. The dam was built from 1958 to 1964 near Jocketa (today part of the municipality of Pöhl) in the …read more

The view from the observation tower is impressive. You have a panoramic view from the Pöhl dam to the Elstertal bridge.

Simply worth seeing, simply terrific. The Göltzschtalbrücke is the highest stone bridge in the world. You have to let that work on you. You can't stop being amazed.

Admission 1 euro, closed on Mondays and on rainy days. From the fence, however, you can also see the rock well and take photos. Located directly on the Kammweg.

always a nice round for big and small

Very beautiful and historical place with information panels, boundary stones, among other things with the boundary stone from 1844. The triangle is located near Prex (municipality Regnitzlosau, district Hof in …read more

Beautiful view. Many benches to rest. Tower always open

The Muldenberg dam was built by the Free State of Saxony in Grünbach-Muldenberg between 1920 and 1925 and was intended to counteract the scarcity of drinking water. Around 100,000 people …read more

A little bit of scrambling above the Köhlersteig. The view is not really that great, but the rocks are beautiful.

Unfortunately blocked, but earlier tanks were transported here by the Vomag.

For one euro there is a wonderful view from the 32 meter high tower to far beyond the Vogtland when the weather is nice ...

The Dam Werda (also Geigenbachtalsperre) is a dam in the Free State of Saxony. It is located in the district "Geigenbachtal" the municipality Werda im Vogtlandkreis. The nearest town is …read more

The dam is always worth a visit. No matter what the season.

Moosmann legend of the "black stone"The wife of the Moosmännlein had become ill to die. She lay on a bed of luminescent moss, moaning and whimpering, while the mossy …read more

The Schneckenstein, as far as I know, Europe's only Topas stone in this size. Even the headdress of the "Queen" should adorn gemstones from here.

A church stood here as early as 1265, but it was much smaller. In 1688 a larger extension was added. Neither fire nor war has destroyed the church. There is …read more

This is a prehistoric rampart (partly still recognizable) with the hut house (residence of the Steigers) from the former iron ore mining on the Eisenberg. Interesting facts can be found on an information board.
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Beautiful turning of the valley on the circular route over about 20 km is possible. Since there are only moderate gradients on well-developed trails, the claim of the track (with …read more