オッテンブルクオクリラの絶景の山頂・トップ11

途中、石畳の道がいくつかあります。しかし、それ以外は、ここを登ったご褒美を受け取ることができます。

下り坂の石畳の道は、特に雨上がりは楽しくありません。それでも、行く価値はあります。

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Buchberg station of the Royal Saxon Triangulation

The Wolfshügel Tower was an observation tower on the 211-meter-high Wolfshügel hill on the eastern edge of Albert Park in the Dresdner Heide (Dresden Heath). The 25-meter-high reinforced concrete tower was originally designed by city architect Hans Erlwein. A Dresden citizens' initiative wants to rebuild a tower on the site. Whether it will be a historical or modern design has not yet been decided. The remains of the tower can still be seen. The foundation is partially still there, but it's not easy to climb up. In any case, you would have a beautiful view of Dresden from the top. Edit 2025: Construction is underway!

Beautiful view of Dresden

From Oberlichtenau it doesn't look that high, but the road turns out to be a tooth-bite with its distinctive cobblestone passages, it is already a small tour.

After the Second World War, areas were set up in the immediate vicinity of Dresden where the city's rubble that accumulated during the clearance could be disposed of. This resulted in some piles of rubble, including this one.