ドゥスリンゲンの天然記念物・トップ20

beautiful romantic path through the gorge

idyllically situated, really has something magical about it

has its own story the town hall in Wendelsheim was built with stones from the quarry

These reed sandstones were installed at the Cologne Cathedral or at the entrance to the Wilhelma in Stuttgart.

A historic stone bridge can be admired at the beginning of the approximately 500 meter long Wolfsschlucht.

Very nice but short gorge.

The small fairytale lake near Rottenburg is actually a flooded quarry in a narrow gorge. It is very picturesque and romantic in the forest. There is a playground nearby, so this place is also very suitable for visiting with children.

A green, impenetrable layer of duckweed covers the fairytale lake on the Pfaffenberg near Wendelsheim all year round. The romantic body of water in a small forest area owes its origin to a quarry that existed here until 40 years ago. Fine-grained reed sandstone, which was well suited for building, was mined in the quarry. The origin of the reed sandstone is explained by geologists with a large river system, which flowed through Europe more than 200 million years ago and flowed to a primordial sea in today's Alpine region. One of the arms of the river flowed along the edge of the Schönbuch, where Pfaffenberg and Heuberg are today. Simply gorgeous here! 🤩👍