Darum lohnt sich der Besuch.
Where did the Swedish Holes actually get their name?The name goes back to the 17th century, more precisely to the time of the 30 Years' War (1618-1648), when the Swedes roamed the country. They had a reputation for robbing, destroying and plundering everything. So the inhabitants of the neighbouring villages at that time brought their belongings - and also…
Was dich erwartet
Where did the Swedish Holes actually get their name?The name goes back to the 17th century, more precisely to the time of the 30 Years' War (1618-1648), when the Swedes roamed the country. They had a reputation for robbing, destroying and plundering everything. So the inhabitants of the neighbouring villages at that time brought their belongings - and also…
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Planungsdetails
Wegbeschreibung
The tour starts at the railway station in the spa town of Rathen , we take the ferry across and walk through the town. At the wayside column and numerous signposts, we turn left towards the Bastei. Now the path goes steadily upwards, keeping left at the next fork (blue line) and up the numerous stairs. In between there are various beautiful views of the Rauenstein and the Bärensteine on the opposite side of the Elbe. Another detour is the site of the former Neurathen Castle. An entrance ticket must be purchased…
Parken
Chargeable car park at the ferry pier in the spa town of Rathen, on the left bank of the river Elbe.
ÖPNV
by S-Bahn to Kurort Rathen
Tipp des Anbieters
The tour is suitable for sure-footed children, but not for dogs.