周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

This monument was erected in 1818 to mark the 50th anniversary of the reign of Frederick Augustus III (the Just). In 1889, an additional plaque was added to the monument, donated by the citizens of Stolpen for the 800th anniversary of the House of Wettin. At least one commemorative plaque was removed in 1957, and the medallion from the main column a few years later. They disappeared into the basement of the former school and were encased in concrete there around 1978. The monument was subsequently secured by the IG Denkmalpflege (Conservation of Monuments).

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Stolpen Castle, a culturally and historically significant monument, was over the centuries a residence of the bishops of Meissen, a fortress and later a castle, which is now open to visitors as a ruin and museum. With its long history, which is marked by strategic reconstructions, military importance and the imprisonment of Countess Cosel, the castle attracts around 100,000 guests every year and offers a varied program of events. You can find the opening times and prices here: https://www.burg-stolpen.org/de/gaesteservice/.

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The Hochstein, also called Sibyllenstein (Sibinnen-Stein, Sibillenstein or Sybillen-Stein), Upper Sorbian Žiwiny, is a 449-metre-high mountain in Upper Lusatia in the Saxon district of Bautzen. It is the highest elevation in the Northwest Lusatian Uplands and the highest mountain in Upper Lusatia north of the A4.

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The Butterberg is almost 384 meters high and is located just a few kilometers from the center of Bischofswerda. At the summit there is an inn in historic walls with a 21 meter high observation tower. You can find more information and opening times here: http://www.butterberg.com/.

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The Stolpen Basalt, an important natural monument, has gained recognition throughout Germany and is on the list of "National Geotopes". It is considered the type locality of all basalts worldwide. The name basalt spread from Stolpen throughout the world.

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I didn't know that the term basalt comes from Stolpen. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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If the trees around weren't so high then there would definitely be a great view :) otherwise a nice place to collect information and to rest

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Remember to take 10 eurocents to see the ghost 👻