슈바르첸베르크/에르츠게베이 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

슈바르첸베르크는 언제나 방문할 가치가 있습니다. 그리고 크리스마스 마켓은 절대적인 절정입니다.

안타깝게도 발트뷔네로 가는 길이 막혀 있어서 조금 되돌아가 전망대 오르막길을 선택해야 했습니다. 그곳에서는 발트뷔네와 주변 지역의 아름다운 전망을 볼 수 있습니다.

아름다운 광장입니다. 좁은 골목길을 둘러보는 것이 좋습니다.

The Schwarzenberg Forest Stage, Germany's second-largest historic open-air stage, seats 12,500 music and art enthusiasts. Built between 1934 and 1937 in the style of an open-air theater from granite on an old quarry, based on a design by Ludwig Moshamer, it is today both an impressive architectural monument and a venue for unforgettable concerts with a unique atmosphere and guaranteed to give you goosebumps. Its idyllic elevated location in the town's Rockelmann Park offers visitors entirely new perspectives of the beautiful Ore Mountains landscape and Schwarzenberg's landmarks. From 1990 to 2025, the Schwarzenberg Forest Stage hosted 125 events, attracting a total of over 778,000 visitors. (https://www.schwarzenberg.de/de/waldbuehne-schwarzenberg.html) Access to the open-air stage is possible, but difficult.

St. Anne's Church is a late Baroque hall church. It was consecrated in 1724. Inside are an altar dating from before 1500, a Baroque baptismal angel from 1756, and a historic organ from 1877. https://www.schwarzenberg.de/de/stadtteile-ortschaften/ev-luth-st-annen-kirche-ortsteil-gruenstaedtel.html

With "Art and Pub," the Rademann Gallery, and the Kafka Art Gallery, there are now three plausible reasons to call the Marktgässchen (Market Alley) "Artists' Alley," as has been displayed in white on a blue banner since December 2014. And why not? More information at: https://schwarzenberg-blog.de/tag/kuenstlergaesschen-schwarzenberg

Around 1150, two watchtowers were built on a rocky spur above the Schwarzwasser River to protect the trade routes to Bohemia. The present-day keep and castle stand on this site. From 1555 to 1558, the former castle was converted into a hunting lodge by order of Elector August. Today, the castle houses the municipal museum and cultural institutions, such as the Erzgebirge district's cultural organization, the folk art school, and parts of the Erzgebirge district's adult education center. Next to the castle is St. George's Church, which was built between 1690 and 1699 according to plans by the Lößnitz architect Johann Georg Roth and features a self-supporting ceiling. The interior of St. George's Church is in the Baroque style. Of particular note is the wrought-iron altar screen by the Schwarzenberg master blacksmith Zacharias Georgi. In 1993, a new Eule organ with 36 stops was installed in the church.

Nice spot on the tour