周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ20

Beautiful view of the Saale

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Transfer to the right. Exit is great, but re-entry is a bit more challenging.

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The half-timbered castle was built in 1917 by Duke Ernst II of Saxe-Altenburg. It served not only as a hunting lodge but is said to have also served as a pleasure palace for his numerous amorous adventures.

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A beautiful 🏰 with an interactive museum, the Bridge of Wishes 🍀, and the castle tavern 😋. Events are held here several times a year. The hiking trails around the 🏰 are simply stunning and offer magnificent views 😍.

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With its almost completely preserved structure of double walls, moats and defensive towers, it is one of the most fascinating hilltop castles in Germany and rightly bears the sonorous nickname "Queen of the Saale".

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The half-timbered castle was built in 1917 by Duke Ernst II of Saxe-Altenburg. It not only served as a hunting lodge, but is also said to have served as a pleasure palace for his numerous amorous adventures.

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Very nice cycle path along the Orla.

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The Leuchtenburg Porcelain Worlds are located on 3,000 m2 and lead through seven worlds of experience. Particularly noteworthy are the world's largest porcelain vase at 8 meters high and the world's smallest teapot at 3x3x4 mm, the bridge of wishes where broken pieces bring good luck and the world's only porcelain church. There is also a special exhibition on porcelain design on the top floor of the Porcelain Worlds.

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We were lucky on a hike to the Herzogsstuhl that members of the association were there and they enabled us to visit it - it's worth seeing. Thanks again to the members of the club.

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The Green House was built in 1727 as a hunting lodge and since then has served the dukes as a bad-weather shelter and "dining room". The two-storey building with a wooden gazebo is located in a forest clearing near the Rieseneck hunting facility. The simply furnished building has a kitchen, a living room, several bedrooms on the upper floor and attic and a balcony. The ensemble of the Green House in the immediate vicinity includes the former stables, the coach house, a venison cellar with a dry floor and the well house built in GDR times.

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Completely inconspicuous in the forest is the green house with its outbuildings, which is on the way to the hunting grounds. A wonderful piece of earth. 🤗

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You must have seen that. Such a beautiful building in the middle of the forest. We just walked along the signs and were more than surprised. You can also stay inside if you contact the owner.

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Good that we discovered this bike path on our tours. He can only be recommended.

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In the shop you get your tickets for the castle first of all, of course, as well as a short snack, coffee or cake. In addition, souvenirs are sold and there are flyers with information about the castle itself and the surrounding area. The windows are floor-level and offer a beautiful view of the surrounding area up to the Thuringian Forest. Toilets can also be found here. Overall a very modern building.

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the Green House and the grounds around it are well maintained and well explained.

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You can already hear the weir from the bike path, no matter which direction you are coming from. Certainly suitable for relaxation 🧘 ♂️ and more. 😁 If you stand cheaply, you can also see the canal. Water has always fascinated me 🤩.

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Part of the Rieseneck hunting complex

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Always nice here, thanks for the preservation 😊🌲👌

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The most striking building is the so-called Herzogstuhl on the southern edge of the complex. The tower-like half-timbered building stands on a high stone base and was only built at the beginning of the 20th century. It was a place of retreat for Duke Ernst II and was probably used by him as a summer residence

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The dukes' hunting guests, who were mostly accommodated in the Fröhliche Nachkunft and Hummelshain castles, then found their way to Rieseneck and prepared for the hunt in the "Green House", while their carriages were parked in the coach house, which still exists today.

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