자이펜/에르츠게비르게 최고의 사이클링 경로

올버른하우어 라이터라인(Olbernhauer Reiterlein)은 원래 1935년 겨울 구호 기금(Winterhilfswerk)을 위한 기부 배지로 디자인된 에르츠게비르게(Erzgebirge) 지역의 전통적인 상징이자 나무 조각품입니다. 흔히 후사르(hussar)로 디자인되는 흔들 목마 위의 작은 기수 조각은 올버른하우(Olbernhau)의 수공예 공장에서 수작업으로 제작되며, 오늘날에는 인기 있는 수집품으로 여겨지고 전형적인 에르츠게비르게 민속 예술로 간주됩니다.

This is indeed a magnificent sight, except that it is not German Katharinenberg, but Bohemian Katharinenberg.

Super beautiful

Modern construction, you can probably rent it as a holiday home

The Flaje Dam (Fláje Dam) The Flaje Dam is a major drinking water reservoir in the Czech part of the Ore Mountains. * Location: It is located in the Eastern Ore Mountains, northwest of the municipality of Český Jiřetín (Georgendorf) and southeast of the town of Fláje (Fleyh), after which it bears its name. It is relatively close to the German-Czech border. * Purpose: Its primary and most important function is to supply drinking water to the region around Most (Brüx) and other parts of Northern Bohemia. Therefore, access to the lake and swimming are strictly prohibited to protect water quality. * Construction: The dam was built between 1951 and 1964. Its construction was a feat of engineering, as it is the only pier dam in the Czech Republic. This means that the dam consists of individual, vertical piers, giving it an unusual and striking appearance.

Great excursion destination, you can also go around by bike or on foot🚵🏻🚶🏻🚶‍♀️🚵‍♀️ There is also a restaurant for refreshments right near the dam 🌭🥪🍺🧃

what a beautiful landscape

The silicic acid springs of the Frauenbach in Bad Einsiedel were discovered around 1550 and described soon afterwards in a text by Leonhard Thurneysser. He attributed a healing effect to the springs for ulcers, melancholy and open wounds. However, the springs were probably not used continuously until the 18th century, as the first bathhouse with bathing rooms was not built until 1723. In 1840, the bathhouse had nine rooms with twelve tubs. A water analysis carried out in 1846 confirmed the healing effect of the springs. In 1881, the small settlement was the highest spa and mineral bath in Saxony. In 1937, the spa operation was discontinued due to lack of demand. Bad Einsiedel subsequently established itself increasingly as a winter sports resort.