周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

A great vantage point over the Elbe valley and the rocky landscape.

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Beautiful, but unfortunately extremely overcrowded. Therefore, it is definitely advisable to be there as early as possible. Around 9 a.m. the first streams of tourists arrive. The early bird catches the worm 😉.

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Sensational views from several vantage points on the bastion

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Great view Definitely worth a visit

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The view from the bastion over the Elbe valley

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Most beautiful view of the Elbe

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The film is quickly filled with photos of the most beautiful view from the Bastei.

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Impressive stone formation, a small Kraxelei is also included.

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Anyone who has ever stood here, on the stone parapet of the Bastei, knows: Some places need no advertising. They simply stand there, defying wind and centuries, and bring a sense of stillness. Below, the Elbe River meanders – not hastily, not spectacularly, but with that understated elegance that only ancient rivers possess. The valley lies deep, the cliffs rise steeply, and between them stretches a landscape as if sculpted by a painter. On clear days, the water sparkles like polished glass, and the light catches in the sandstone walls as if there were a second sun here. A lone train passes far below through the valley – a tiny reminder of the restless present. But up here, among trees, rocks, and the viewing platform, it's not speed that counts, but the moment. A branch frames the view, a rock intrudes into the picture, and suddenly you understand why people have been coming to this place for centuries: Not for selfies. But because the view from the Bastei does something to you. It puts you back in perspective. In a way that belongs to the landscape – and not to the calendar. Those who wish can come early in the morning. When the light is still soft, the path almost empty, and only your own breath is audible. Or stay until evening, when the valley is shrouded in shadow and the last rays of sunlight gild the rocks. Then a stillness lies over everything, a stillness that is not empty, but full: full of history, full of nature, full of the present.

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You have a very nice view of the Elbe valley from the path between the trees. It is best to take binoculars with you.

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Very nice view from the bastion in the Elbe valley 👍🏻

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Magnificent view of the Elbe, Lilienstein, Königstein Fortress.

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you feel like a dwarf among the giants😊

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Here is a very interesting place. The rocks seem to be arranged around a sandy place like a stage design. Around this square there are tall, steep towers between which the path leads. The place invites you to take a break.

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The entry into the Schrammsteine.

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That is THE OUTLOOK in Saxon Switzerland.

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Elongated lake in the Amselgrund, which is accessible with pedal boats or rowing boats.

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Here is a very nice view of the Lilienstein and the opposite bank of the Elbe. The view is hardly inferior to the famous Bastei view.

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Very nice view of the Bastei hustle and bustle and the Wehlgrund. The short climb up the stairs is also entertaining. The view from the Bastei Bridge itself is fantastic. But the Bastei Bridge itself is very clearly visible from here.

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lots of beautiful rocks ... just enjoy

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