バート・ブラームバッハの天然記念物・トップ20

A very nice corner

Also called Lake Louisa. In the years 1893 to 1895, Lake Louisa was created from a mined mineral moor deposit by horticultural inspector Paul Schindel. Today you can rent rowing boats and pedal boats to explore the lake. Source: https://www.saechsische-staatsbaeder.de/bad-brambach/ausflugtipps-bad-brambach/naturerlebnisse/louisa-see-gondelteich-in-bad-elster/

Unfortunately, nothing to see in winter. Be sure to come back in summer.

Really beautifully laid out and very well maintained 👍👍👍

The source marked No. 4 is located in a pavilion (roundel) on Národní třída Street. Open daily in season from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. It is used for drinking cures. It is prescribed for physical weakness, convalescence and mild digestive disorders. Written in 1793 Depth 6.2 m Filling rate 6 l/min Temperature 12°C Mineralization 1359 mg/l pH 5.8 Free CO2 691 mg/l cations Magnesium (Magnesium, Mg2+) 11 mg/l Calcium (calcium, Ca2+) 26 mg/l Iron (Ferrum, Fe2+) 6 mg/l Sodium (sodium, Na+) 378 mg/l Anions Chloride (chlorine, Cl-) 167 mg/l Sulfate (SO42-) 534 mg/l Hydrogen carbonate (HCO3-) 433 mg/l (Source: https://www.frantiskovy-lazne.info/de/interessante-orte/franzensquelle_284#)

Nice place for a break in between.

The reason for going to Bad Elster was actually the rose garden. Unfortunately, not much of it remains. Then we attended Kim Wilde's excellent open-air concert. So the trip was worth it.

The viewing rock Vysoky kámen (High Stone) with its bizarre rocks has been a protected natural monument since 1974 and offers a wonderful all-round view of the Fichtelberg area. This is a really beautiful scenic gem. A visit is definitely worthwhile and is highly recommended. Unfortunately, it rained a bit for us. So visibility wasn't that good.