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The Temple of Aeolus stood on the rock dedicated to the wind god Aeolus, accessible only via two rock bridges. The temple collapsed during a severe thunderstorm in 1830. The stairs leading up to the top are dilapidated and are now closed.

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A mighty rock arch forms the auditorium of the Ruin Theater, built in 1747. The orchestra pit, the backdrop arches, and the back wall are made of rubble stone. The 86-seat mini-theater is used by the Bayreuth Studio Stage for performances in July and August. The ambiance of this small Rococo theater transports the audience to the world of the 18th century.

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A beautiful valley. Unfortunately, the upper end has been damaged by forestry work

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Large rock formation, on the back is a field where you can build stone towers, for the little ones this is Lego something different

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Nice to look at

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Nice to look at

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The rock breakthrough makes for a wonderful photo opportunity

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Simply a wildly romantic valley

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See beautiful wooded valley with some rocks and caves.

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scurrying through once is a must

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Those who like nature and rock formations are in good hands here in the Sanspareil rock garden, the many grottos and sights often serve as a photo motif, there are places to sit and relax in the castle café or along the way, the facility is very well maintained and parking is available.

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a big hole in the rock

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Nice rock formation with a cool hole in the middle

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Many beautiful rock formations which can be admired in the rock garden. 😊

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One of numerous rock formations which can be admired in the rock garden. 😊

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An enchanted piece of forest in which you are mostly alone. Good for anyone looking for nature and tranquility.

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Hike through the Sanspareil rock garden Margravine Wilhemine from Bayreuth had the rock garden built in the 18th century. Here, the natural rock formations were partially rebuilt. We start the circular hiking trail at the Morgenländische Bau. The so-called umbrella follows, a rock that has been washed out underneath so that the rock protrudes. Diana's grotto, the green table and the split rock follow. The following bear cave is very impressive. Shortly thereafter we reach the volcanic cave. Theater of Ruins Oriental Building. After a slightly longer stretch, the Pansitz follows. Behind there is the Siren Grotto, the Belvedere, and the Calypso Grotto. The theater of ruins, housed in a huge grotto, is very impressive. Theatrical performances are held here in summer. Next to the rock theater you can climb a lookout hill. From here you have a wonderful view of the surrounding countryside, as well as parts of the theater. A little further away is the Sibyl Grotto and the Aeolus Grotto.

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The paths through the valley are easily accessible. From time to time there are places to rest. From the Krassach source you notice that you are on the northern edge of Franconian Switzerland. Rocks rise in the woods to the left and right of the path.

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Bizarre rock formations, caves and grottos, vantage points and a rock theater - the rock garden Sanspareil in Bavaria is an ideal destination for both parents and children of all ages. Due to the sheltered location in the forest, the rock garden in Franconian Switzerland is suitable for any weather. Depending on how much time you bring with you, the path can be completed in an hour, but a full-day stay in Sanspareil is also possible without any problems. The baroque garden was created in the 18th century by Margravine Wilhemine from Bayreuth and combines natural rock formations with elements of Greek mythology. Among other things, the Felsentheater has been preserved, in which performances take place in the summer as part of the Franconian Theater Summer. Shortly before the rock theater there is a viewing hill on the left, which is recommended to climb, but unfortunately not possible with prams. From the top you can see the rock theatre, which connects directly to the hill, and the surrounding landscape. The path leads around the theatre, keep right at the next junction and walk in the direction of Sybillengrotte / Äolusgrotte. In a left turn, the hike leads back to Sanspareil on the opposite side of the forest. On the way back, the bear's cave, a very impressive rock, is reached. Keep right after this and walk parallel to the road. Approximately the last 50 meters of the hike are on the road before the Morgenländische Bau and the starting point are reached again.

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The chicken hole used to be the exit from the park, through which everyone had to squeeze. Fun from back then ...

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