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A very nice corner

Also called Lake Louisa. In the years 1893 to 1895, Lake Louisa was created from a mined mineral moor deposit by horticultural inspector Paul Schindel. Today you can rent rowing boats and pedal boats to explore the lake. Source: https://www.saechsische-staatsbaeder.de/bad-brambach/ausflugtipps-bad-brambach/naturerlebnisse/louisa-see-gondelteich-in-bad-elster/

Unfortunately, nothing to see in winter. Be sure to come back in summer.

Really beautifully laid out and very well maintained 👍👍👍

The reason for going to Bad Elster was actually the rose garden. Unfortunately, not much of it remains. Then we attended Kim Wilde's excellent open-air concert. So the trip was worth it.

The viewing rock Vysoky kámen (High Stone) with its bizarre rocks has been a protected natural monument since 1974 and offers a wonderful all-round view of the Fichtelberg area. This is a really beautiful scenic gem. A visit is definitely worthwhile and is highly recommended. Unfortunately, it rained a bit for us. So visibility wasn't that good.

Border point of the federal states of Bavaria and Saxony in Germany and the state of the Czech Republic.

The rose garden at the entrance to Paul Schindel Park, which was laid out in 1882/1883, shines again in new splendor. As part of the EU project “Park Adventures Bad Elster - Aš”, the facility was completely renovated in 2012. The design was brought as close as possible to the historically proven initial situation. The heart of the newly designed system is the slightly elevated circular bed with a radius of almost 12 meters. As was the case in Paul Schindel's time, the center of the round bed is a Canary Island date palm, planted with around 200 roses.