ノイウハウゼン/エルツゲビルジのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Beautiful rest area. Now with a shelter. View of the Schwartenberg (Seiffen). Great panorama. This spot is highly recommended.

Crossing is possible via a footpath directly next to the main road. Great view from the other side of the dam.

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The Hotel Buntes Haus is the oldest inn in Seiffen. It was founded 480 years ago as a hereditary court. Originally, court trials took place here – and the judge also held the right to serve alcohol. This right was passed down from generation to generation. And so it came to be that the people of Seiffen have been meeting in these venerable rooms for hundreds of years. Colorful is the name! The inn has borne the name "Buntes Haus" (Colorful House) since 1921. At that time, the windows were painted a bright blue, visible from afar. They have remained so to this day – and the "colorful atmosphere" continues throughout the entire building. https://seiffen.de/unterkunft/buntes-haus-seiffen-hotel-erbgericht/

The Schwibbogenhaus (Candle Arch House) is centrally located in Seiffen at Hauptstraße 96, right at the large intersection near the Seiffner Haus. The red timber-framed building dates back to 1646 and is considered one of the most striking buildings in the town center. Its thematic focus – as the name suggests – is the Schwibbogen (candle arch) in many variations: traditional designs with Seiffen village scenes and miners, modern versions with LED technology, or delicate silhouettes, along with matching window decorations and accessories. https://zum-erzgebirge.de/orte/schwibbogenhaus-seiffen/

The Purschenstein Bird Wedding came about by chance. Professor Gerd Kaden from Neuhausen was offered a roughly 200-year-old spruce tree from the Rabenau Valley. He designed the figures of the Bird Wedding from this single trunk. Since 2008, the ensemble has stood in the center of the village and, with Purschenstein Castle in the background, is one of Neuhausen's most popular photo subjects. https://neuhausen.de/purschensteiner-vogelhochzeit/

What a view of the village of Seiffen from here! The church is at the center, especially beautiful to look at in the evening.

In 2001, Fláje consisted of 3 houses, in which 20 people lived.[5] From the old village, the foundations of the relocated church and houses are still visible on the eastern shore of the reservoir.