サクソンスイスの洞窟・トップ20

Awesome view of the valley and Hohenstein. Fantastic.

Great view of Hohnstein & its fortress.

Here you can see the remains of an artificial ruin. There is an information board about its origins and more at the rest bench.

If you stand here and look down into the valley, you will witness the constant change that our forests are going through. Once green and vibrant, many trees now show brown marks, signs of the bark beetle that has wreaked havoc in this area. But even if this scene makes the heart heavy, the view is still impressive. Secured by a railing, the view here is no less impressive in its melancholy - and it is also safe for children to access. The silence that surrounds the valley is broken by the majestic view of Hohnstein with its imposing castle, which stands proudly on a rock opposite. And further back, the picturesque Polenztal valley meanders along. A panorama that, in its beauty and at the same time in its vulnerability, conveys a powerful message: nature is in constant change, and it is in our hands how this story continues.

Very nice old building.

Lohmen Castle is enthroned on a rock above the Wesenitz and was first mentioned in 1524. Today's palace wing was built by the von Schönburg family and served mainly as an administrative seat and supply center for the Saxon court. In the 18th century, the castle and the associated estate were expanded. Unfortunately, after the Second World War, some parts of the castle were removed for the dismantling of building materials, which means that the castle and the estate are only partially preserved today. In 1998 the renovation of the castle began, and in May 2001 the ceremonial inauguration took place. Today the castle houses the city administration of Lohmen and offers rooms for cultural events. The manor wing was restored in 2004 and now houses medical and physiotherapy practices as well as a retirement home. Source: https://www.saechsische-schweiz.de/urlaubszielen/schloss-lohmen

Lohmen Castle is enthroned on a rock above the Wesenitz and was first mentioned in 1524. Today's palace wing was built by the von Schönburg family and served mainly as an administrative seat and supply center for the Saxon court. In the 18th century, the castle and the associated estate were expanded. Unfortunately, after the Second World War, some parts of the castle were removed for the dismantling of building materials, which means that the castle and the estate are only partially preserved today. In 1998 the renovation of the castle began, and in May 2001 the ceremonial inauguration took place. Today the castle houses the city administration of Lohmen and offers rooms for cultural events. The manor wing was restored in 2004 and now houses medical and physiotherapy practices as well as a retirement home. Source: https://www.saechsische-schweiz.de/urlaubszielen/schloss-lohmen

Beautiful view of Hohnstein Castle and down in Polenztal