20의 베르나우가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The Heusterz Bridge is an architectural treat. Built in 2010. And if you don't know, the popular picnic can be delivered here. Find out, it's a lot of fun and, above all, delicious.

The “Himmelsleiter” observation tower, designed by the local architectural firm Brückner & Brückner, is an imposing structure 70 meters long and 20 meters high. From above you can see a sea of colors: red and yellow, green and ocher brown - each pond water glitters in a different tone.

In 1347, Emperor Ludwig the Bavarian had Schellenberg Castle, which was then called "Lug ins Land", built to protect against attacks from Bohemia. On July 12, 1498, the castle was stormed under the leadership of Captain Konrad von Wirsberg, who was in the service of the Margrave of Brandenburg. The castle was partially destroyed. Their owner, Knight Moritz von Guttenberg, was captured. The castle was never rebuilt.

As if by a giant hand, granite blocks are piled on top of each other, which are actually reminiscent of stacked loaves of bread. A silver cross can be seen on top of the rock.

The Havran, in German Großer Rabenberg, is located on the Czech side of the Upper Palatinate Forest. Arriving at the observation tower, you have a magnificent view of the Bohemian Forest and the Upper Palatinate Forest.

This historic site offers a fantastic view of the Upper Palatinate and Bohemian Forests.

Impressive example of a granite rock in wool sack weathering, which can often be found here in the forests. This one resembles a rock sandwich made by giant hands.

The Havran (German Großer Rabenberg) is the fourth highest peak of the Upper Palatinate Forest on the Czech side. It is located east of the Czech-German border about one kilometer southwest of the deserted village of Skláře (Neu-Windischgrätz) or five kilometers east of Flossenbürg. To the north rises the Entenbühl (901 meters), to the south-west is Schellenberg Castle.