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A lovely spot, even if you're there outside of opening hours. Thanks to the gate, you can see the beginning of the tunnel. There are benches, a fountain, a hut, and a gold panning area all around.

https://www.qr-tour.de/portfolio/34-felsenkeller/ Tours into the cellars take place from time to time,

https://www.goldkronach.de/seite/508457/besucherstollen,-goldwaschen.html Free parking is available at the information center.

The residents of Rehberg had to fetch their drinking water from this well using water butts year in, year out.

The inhabitants of the Rehberg had to endure great difficulties to obtain drinking water. At any time of year they had to make the arduous journey to the well with buckets on their backs in order to draw water for their daily use.

Cave is probably saying a bit too much, but it is a really impressive rock roof with a small waterfall running over it. Great, I don't know that yet.

Not far from there is the information house, which is open during the season.

The visitor mine "Middle Name of God" south of Brandholz can be visited with a shaft house and a replica roasting oven on the Goldberg. The tour takes place with mining equipment. The historical mine was only reopened in June 1993 and made accessible to visitors. With mining guidance, it is currently passable up to 125 meters, the length of the tunnel totals about 400 meters. The mining areas inside the mountain connect two further tunnels at a distance of 30 meters. The last period of operation dates from around 1750, the first dismantling is estimated around 1500. The starting point is the Goldberg information center in the Brandholz district.