ディンゲルシュテットの峡谷・トップ4

This rock formation is also called the Devil's Nose. With a little imagination, you can even see the nostrils.

Very nice place for worship.

very nicely laid out and maintained

gigantic gorge between the two viewpoints

Beautiful grotto above Bernterode with a view of Bernterode

With lots of balls to sit down and just pause for a moment

Unfortunately, there is no more water flowing here, so if it’s definitely a spectacle. The water has dug its way deep into the shell limestone. And there would also be a waterfall.

Lourdes Grottoes in Germany The first Lourdes grottoes were built in Germany at the end of the 19th century. Catholic associations and private individuals began to portray the famous Marian apparitions from Lourdes in life-size. In many places, semi-open grottos were built based on the Massabielle grotto. The natural stones used as building material, for example perforated stones or tuff stones, created a cave-like space that was mystical in the taste of the 19th century. The center of this room is a figure of Mary that corresponds to the description of Bernadette Soubirous: a woman in a white dress with a blue belt that extends to the floor, with folded hands. The Mariengrotten have lost none of their attraction. People go there, light a candle, say a "Hail Mary" or some other prayer. They ask for healing in their illnesses and help in need.