Top 13 Caves 포리츠 주변

Rock cellar next to a historic stone bridge, the cycle path leads directly past it.

This baptistery presumably dates back to the 9th century, making it the oldest permanent work of humankind in the Sonneberg area. It was carved into the red sandstone by monks, with a Latin cross protruding from the exposed wall. Today, it is located beneath the house and can only be visited by appointment.

Historic sandstone bridge, Old Cellars

A beautiful old arched bridge. Near it, you'll find a small rest area with an insect hotel, as well as the entrances to several rock cellars.

This baptismal chapel was probably built in the 9th century and is therefore probably the oldest permanent work created by human hands in the Sonneberg area. It was carved into the red sandstone by monks, with a Latin cross protruding from the visible wall. Today it is located under the house and can only be visited by appointment.

This baptismal chapel was probably built in the 9th century and is therefore probably the oldest permanent work created by human hands in the Sonneberg area. It was carved into the red sandstone by monks, with a Latin cross protruding from the visible wall. Today it is located under the house and can only be visited by appointment.

Reminds me a bit of the setting of a fairy tale film.

It's always amazing that the trees above the entrance have not yet lost their hold.