20의 슈바르자탈가지 명소 & 주요 장소

These fascinating geological formations, also known as scours, are a special feature of this river. Their formation is due to an erosive process caused by the turbulent flow of the water and the sedimentary material it carries. Irregularities in the riverbed, such as small depressions, bumps, or harder rock inclusions, can cause the water to swirl. These initial eddies create a rotating water movement with increased flow velocity and a grinding effect directly on the riverbed.

The Chrysoprase Weir is more than just a water control device; it's a place where the power of water and the beauty of nature harmoniously converge. It invites you to pause for a moment, watch the water play, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this small but beautiful spot on the Schwarza River.

The Chrysoprase Weir is more than just a water control device; it's a place where the power of water and the beauty of nature harmoniously converge. It invites you to pause for a moment, watch the water play, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this small but beautiful spot on the Schwarza River.

It was built at the beginning of the 20th century and served to regulate the water level of the Schwarza and to create an artificial tributary, the Lache.

Eberstein hunting lodge was built in the Moorish ruin style. It is located in the former wild boar enclosure, where wild boars were intensively cared for and hunted by the royal family until 1918. The cellar rooms were used to store game feed and there are still remains of a horse stable.

Great photo opportunity, highly recommended

Great motifs, beautiful entry into the Schwarzatal

It was built in 1844 in the Moorish style that was common at the time and was used by the royal family until 1918, particularly for wild boar hunting. The castle was located in a large wild boar enclosure, a type of enclosure known as a "sucking garden". In this area, wild boars were cared for and looked after for the royal hunt. The castle is usually closed, but today it is used by the municipality of Dittersdorf, which also organizes its maintenance, as an event venue.