ライゼンベルクの天然記念物・トップ16

It looks like there's a crescent moon on the dome, which more likely points to Muslim beliefs. So it could be much older than 100 years. I took the time to check which direction it faces: it actually "faces" southeast, toward Mecca.

You can easily get close to the Arbach, the landscape is very attractive

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Nice rest area directly on the hiking trail.

The statue of John Nepomuk in the Leitha Mountains is an important cultural and religious landmark in the region. This statue represents Saint John Nepomuk, who is considered the patron saint of bridges and rivers and is widely venerated in Central Europe.

Impressive, should definitely be seen when you are around.

Near the Sieben Linden there is a huge red beech, where a Russian soldier once carved a church into the trunk, which has grown with the tree and can still be admired today.

According to a legend, the seven dwarfs lived here. When Snow White went with the prince, they were very sad and from then on lived in seclusion. When the first of the dwarfs died, the others planted a linden tree in his memory. So it happened to the five other dwarfs. When the last dwarf died, a good fairy put a linden tree for him. A few years ago, all of the linden trees had to be felled by the federal forests for safety reasons. But seven new linden trees were planted.