アルネブルクでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

フェリーでの移動はいつもハイライトです。

アルネブルクは少し離れた場所にありますが、かなり素敵な小さな町です。市場の周りには多くの木骨造りの建物があります。

歴史のある素晴らしい展望スポット。 美しく整備された公園。

The copper statue Henry I, also known as Henry the Fowler, was a king of the East Frankish Empire from 919 to 936. He was born around 876 and died on July 2, 936, in Memleben. He was the first king from the Saxon line. The town of Arneburg was probably founded around 925 on a hill overlooking the Elbe River under his rule.

The phrase "don't pay the ferryman" doesn't apply here, as the ferryman (a very nice one, by the way) only demanded his fare once he was on the water, just like in the old days on the cable ferry in Mühlberg. It was a wonderful experience to cross again on a ferry like this.

pushing the bike, looking at the Elbe,

Henry the Fowler, King of the Franks and Saxons, built a castle here in Arneburg at the end of the 8th century to stop the Hungarians.

Small bay not visible from the road with a beautiful sandy beach. There are also many blackberry bushes around the bay with large blackberries in July.