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There's also a nice story about it: https://www.kennst-du-dresden.de/blog/die-legende-vom-eiswurm-10393?srsltid=AfmBoopzUj_hJFH6smISEQweJWyUloT5bjK32mAPcD0eEzYhjiQ0wDHU

This mysterious "Theler" experimental tunnel, accessible with caution, can be explored with a headlamp. Water drips from the rock and descends approximately 10 meters. Spiders hang around the tunnel in abundance, waiting for visitors. The glittering stone walls glow mysteriously, and one feels transported to another world. A small information board hangs at the entrance to the tunnel: "The knight Conrad von Theler, who lived in Höckendorf, had ore mined here in the 14th century following the advice of a dowser." (Rabenau Municipal Administration 2016)

Further information can be found under this link: https://www.bergbaufreunde-sachsen.de/am-rande-des-erzgebirges/lungkwitz/

It's just incredibly beautiful here 😊.

A very interesting place...just waiting to be discovered, and it's naturally air-conditioned both summer and winter. Don't forget a flashlight for exploring.

The Ice Worm's Lair. A few steps to climb. With a humorous tale told by the Ice Worm. Info: The Felsenkeller Dresden (Dresden Rock Cellar) is located on the Weisseritz River in the Plauen Valley. Things aren't quite right in this ice cellar, because the Ice Worm lives here. The Ice Worm's story is a source of much amusement, and from then on, a winged dragon adorned the label.

The Ice Worm's Lair. A few steps to climb. With a humorous tale told by the Ice Worm. Info: The Felsenkeller Dresden (Dresden Rock Cellar) is located on the Weißeritz River in the Plauen Valley. Things aren't quite right in this ice cellar, because the Ice Worm lives here. The Ice Worm's story is a source of much amusement, and from then on, a winged dragon adorned the label.

In dry weather you can get in and out cleanly. 😁👍