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Beautiful, can only be recommended.

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Also in autumn a worth seeing excursion destination. The foliage offers great bright photo motifs.

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At the moment - as of November 2022, extensive renovation measures are still taking place in the park.

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The basalt organ is just as fascinating to look at as the Rakotz Bridge. Both are located in the Rakotzsee of the same name. Both great photo motifs, which have now been freshly renovated and are now waiting for those who love taking photos. 😁👌 The basalt columns of the organ reminded me of those at Stolpen Castle (about 25 km east of Dresden)

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Beautiful to look at together with the imposing Rakotzbrücke.

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In addition to the Rakotzbrücke, the basalt organ is one of the most famous structures in the lake. Usually the basalt organ is found in the wild nature. These natural wonders were created by volcanic activity. Some up to 30 meters high. At the Rakotzsee they are artificially created and much more delicate.

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Super beautiful, and somehow reminds me of valhalla. Is really worth a visit! And when the rhododendron blooms, it's definitely indescribable!

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Mega!! And then the weather ☀️🌱. Kind of like Valhalla 🥰😎

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Organ in the Rakotzsee consisting of basalt columns in the Kromlauer Rhododendron Park

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Really nice after the renovation. Always my pleasure.

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Even more beautiful after the renovation than before.

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The basalt organ is located on a small staircase in the Rakotzsee, in the immediate vicinity of the Rakotzbrücke and the grotto.

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After almost a year of reconstruction, the Rakotz Grotto in the Kromlau Landscape Park was completely restored in May 2020. In addition to the Anthea figure, the Hercules sculpture is back in its place, parts of which were discovered during restoration work on the cave that collapsed decades ago. The grotto is said to have collapsed as early as 1952. The consequences had threatened the basalt Rakotz Bridge.

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The Rakotzbrücke has finally been completely renovated and has been accessible again since mid-July 2021. The bridge with the distinctive arch attracts photographers from all over the world. After the restoration of the ensemble in Kromlau, the community now has one problem child less.

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Rakotzbrücke - the mystical Devil's Bridge in the east ... Deep in the east of Germany on the border with Poland lies a bridge that has become famous in recent years thanks to Instagram: the Rakotzbrücke. The pictures show a semicircular bridge over a lake, surrounded by a densely tree-covered bank, which, together with its reflection in the water surface, forms a perfect round circle. The small but imposing bridge from the 19th century looks dark and mystical - a real devil's bridge. However, the Rakotzbrücke is not quite as remote as the pictures suggest - it is located in a landscape park, the Rhododendron Park Kromlau, a district of the municipality of Gablenz in the district of Görlitz.

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Muskau Castle is an important castle complex in the north of the Saxon district of Görlitz. The palace ensemble is known worldwide for its location in the Fürst-Pückler-Park in Bad Muskau. The park has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since July 2, 2004. Source:Wikipedia

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The construction work is complete. Beautiful photo motif in spring for the rhododendron blossom or in autumn 📸

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Update from June 28th, 2021 The bridge is finished and gradually there is water in the pond again. The water level has not yet reached its optimum, but with calm water you can get very nice photos of the bridge with a circular result. During the restoration, a fence was built around the bridge in order to prevent the unfortunately numerous unreasonable visitors a little more from crawling around on the bridge.

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Super renovated and finally water in it again.

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The Azalea and Rhododendron Park Kromlau is a 200-hectare landscape park in the Kromlau district of the Gablenz municipality in the Görlitz district. It is considered the largest open-air rhododendrons as a landscape park in Germany and is always open with free entry. Among the most interesting buildings in Kromlauer Park are the Kromlauer Schloss and the Rakotzbrücke (Rakotz = Sorbian for cancer), which is popularly known as the Devil's Bridge, built from basalt and field stones from 1863 to 1882. Your semicircle is reflected in the lake and forms a complete circle. It spans the Rakotzsee, but can no longer be entered (span: 35 m). The basalt columns arranged in the lake are called organs. A number of hiking trails open up the park and the other sights.

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