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10. juni 2019
Vandring
The Luisenklippe was built between 1794 and 1798 and contains a hidden room in a medieval style. A cave system connects them to the Temple of Venus
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Tom Pfrey
20. juli 2020
Vandring
A great winding area, dark, romantic, mysterious. Impressive for adults and the best part of the park for children.
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Katrin 🎶🌻⛵️🥾🎒🌲🌊🐚
2. august 2021
Vandring
Unfortunately, the ascent/stairs to the viewing point are closed. Looks like it will be closed permanently. (As of 08/2021)
The Luisenklippe, built between 1794 and 1798, gives the impression of a steeply rising rock that can be climbed on steep steps that seem to have been carved into the rock. Attached to the rock is a single room in medieval shapes that is only accessible through a hidden door. The cliff is embedded in a cave system that ends under the Temple of Venus.
From what it looked like, the structure with rooms no longer exists today.
The Luisenklippe, built between 1794 and 1798, gives the impression of a steeply rising rock that can be climbed on steep steps that seem to have been carved into the rock. Attached to the rock is a single room in medieval shapes that is only accessible through a hidden door. The cliff is embedded in a cave system that ends under the Temple of Venus.
From what it looked like, the structure with rooms no longer exists today.
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