View of Königsstuhl from the Hochuferweg

The Königsstuhl is the most striking chalk cliff in the Jasmund National Park. You can learn a lot about the nature reserve in the National Park Center. A new bridge is currently being built at the Königsstuhl.

The 118 meter high "Königsstuhl" is part of the large Stubbenkammer, including the chalk cliff formation directly adjacent to the north and the gorge in between.
There are a number of legends surrounding the naming of the "Königsstuhl".
The name "Königsstuhl" was probably used for this chalk cliff formation as early as the 16th century.

The Stubbenkammer is the name given to the immediate surroundings of the prominent chalk cliff "Königsstuhl" in the Jasmund National Park on the island of Rügen. A distinction is made between large and small Stubbenkammer.
The Stubbenkammer forms with the few buildings, a district of the city of Sassnitz.

The path through the huge beech forest (world natural heritage) to the Königsstuhl is wonderful. The Victoria view and the view from the Königsstuhl are fantastic and can only be enjoyed in their current form until the end of 2021. A new viewing platform is being built due to the ever-shrinking rock