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Great destination especially for children, there is a lot to explore.

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Very interesting destination and lovingly maintained.

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The cave is called the lower church, or the ruins of the upper church from the 9th century can still be seen.

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Due to the constant influence of wind and weather, the Devil's Wall has of course continued to change over thousands of years. A special form of weathering can be seen in the thunderstorm grotto, which is also known as honeycomb weathering.

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One of the many labeled rocks in the Devil's Wall area.

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The Pioneer Tunnel is a stop on the Selketalstieg between Alexisbad and Mägdesprung and is located on the east side of the picturesque Selke Valley. This artificial, around 10 meters long and relatively low passage was driven through the rock in May 1900 within a few days. The hiking trail leads through here. There is no alternative route over or around the rock, so if you don't want to turn back you have to squeeze through the narrow tunnel. On the south side of the tunnel you have a beautiful view of the Selke Valley and the surrounding mountains. Source: https://www.harzlife.de/bilder/pioniertunnel.html

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This is a beautiful cultural monument. A visit is highly recommended!

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Currently closed due to filming.

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You definitely have to have been there, very nice there

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The Thunderstorm Grotto is the name of a striking rock formation on the Devil's Wall between Blankenburg (Harz) and the district of Timmenrode. It is located on the hiking trail, which was developed in 1934, on the north side of the Devil's Wall, east of the Heidelberg rock formation, at the edge of the Sautrog (a small, shallow valley). The Thunderstorm Grotto is marked with a sandstone plaque. An additional plaque explains the history of the formation of the striking sandstone weathering. The Fox's Den has been located near the Thunderstorm Grotto since 1934. (Source: Wikipedia)

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You would have to be a time traveller, I would have liked to have seen the upper (cloister) and lower church (Volkmars Keller) in their heyday.

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Always a woow effect for us, unbelievable and beautiful. In the middle of the forest, these sand caves with such great white sand as by the sea....the largest adventure playground in the eastern Harz.

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The ascent from Rübeland is a short mountain hike, but it's definitely worth it.

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A great view worth seeing.

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The Klusfelsen is probably the most peculiar part of the Klusberge near Halberstadt. The influences of humans are unmistakable on this sandstone massif, which only appears monolithic from a distance. There are various cavities in the very jagged rock formation, some of which are enormous in size. These artificial caves are unique in their size in all of Germany. Significant parts of it were probably created in prehistoric times.

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As a monument and bee hotel at the same time, I hope that the miner does not scare off the bees.

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It's nice to look at such a beautiful place from above, and the bank is spot on after the beautiful, difficult climb.

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Around the time from 850 to 870, the hermit Liutbirg, who was highly respected by her contemporaries, lived in a hermitage and was a close confidante of Bishops Haimo of Halberstadt and Ansgar of Bremen. Their hermitage was suspected to be in the Volkmarskeller until the 1930s, when Walther Grosse was able to prove that it was the Wendhusen monastery near Thale. The church dedicated to St. Michael next to the hermitage was donated to Quedlinburg Abbey by Otto I in 956. From then on, the cave, not far from the imperial Jagdpfalz Bodfeld, served as accommodation for pious hermits. B. 1118 reports of the death of a Bernhardus presbyter solitarius de Laide sancti Michaelis. After several years of preparation since 1135, according to the Annales Cistercienses, the cave and church were officially occupied on July 28, 1146 by Cistercian monks from the Kamp Monastery under the direction of Abbot Roger. At the request of Abbess Beatrix II of Quedlinburg, Pope Innocent II confirmed the founding of the monastery in 1146 and the goods in Marsleben, Groß- and Klein-Ditfurt, Sülten and other places (today mostly deserted areas in the near Quedlinburg). Burchard joined the new convention. In the period from 1151 to 1167, the monastery was moved to Evergodesrode at the lower end of the valley where Michaelstein Monastery is today. The dilapidated cave was excavated and made accessible again in the years 1884-1887 by Baurat Brinkmann. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkmarskeller

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A mystical place that must have been revered by our ancestors. Most entrances are locked for protection. At the foot of the rocks there is a stamp box in the shadow of the witches.

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Some of the cave dwellings have been lovingly restored and are accessible without an entrance fee.

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