20의 도른부르크-캠부르크가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The historic Fuchsturm House was built by the Fuchsturm members in 1868 on shell limestone and expanded several times. The gatehouse extension is showing cracks, and the road leading from the gate to the tower forecourt urgently needs to be reinforced. Bored piles will stabilize the slope, the gatehouse will be given a concrete anchor, and the road will be resurfaced. The project sponsor is the Fuchsturm Society. Work is in full swing, and the reinforcements are making progress, marking another step toward preserving one of Jena's "7 Wonders" and the beloved tourist restaurant on the local hill.

A festival for hikers and nature lovers.

Very well done replica of the old bridge.

Great to walk and great views.

Just gorgeous. The mixture of different paths and the Mediterranean flair 💚🙏🌞😊

The unique ambience and the special characteristics of the Rudelsburg are primarily characterized by its almost thousand-year history. A past that, on the one hand, can tell of many armed conflicts and decay, but on the other hand of an incredible amount of life in the castle courtyard. So it is not surprising that Franz Kugler wrote the song "An der Saale hellem Strande" on the Rudelsburg in 1826 when he took a break during a hike on the Saale. In a similarly romantic mood, Hermann Allmers wrote "There Saaleck, here the Rudelsburg" in 1863 - a song that can still be heard time and again today from the castle keep down into the Saale valley. The Rudelsburg is, as it is today, “a place to rave and drink”. For the history of the Rudelsburg see https://www.rudelsburg.info/geschichte/ There you will also find information about the recommended castle restaurant - in the inner courtyard when the weather is nice.

This is where the good drop grows. The Saale-Unstrut wine-growing region is the fifth smallest and northernmost German wine-growing region with just 798 hectares of vineyards - the meager, albeit slightly increasing remnant of a thousand-year-old, once important viticulture since the beginning of the 1990s.

beautiful old wooden bridge to cross the Saale