Primera clasificación Atractivos en Děčín

Saxon Switzerland National Park is a wonderful place to experience the beauty of the wilderness with friends or family. The park features a variety of hiking and biking trails that allow groups to interact with nature and explore the park at their own pace. The park is perhaps best known for its unique sandstone mountains, which may make you feel like you have wandered into a mystical landscape from some fairy tale. Thanks to these rock formations, the park is a popular destination for rock climbers who attempt to scale these colossal sandstone pillars. Nature lovers should keep their eyes out for the owl eagle, which are spotted at this park in large numbers.

Located near the Amsel Falls, Bastei is a spectacular rock formation near the River Elbe. The formation is composed of sandstone rocks that have been subjected to denudation over time at the hands of the natural elements. The rocks have been excellently captured in the paintings of artists like Caspar David Friedrich. One can enjoy an exhilarating trek or climb the inclines of the rocks and enjoy the view from the top. The rocks can be easily reached from the nearby city of Rathen or onboard a steamer on the River Elbe.

Fernsehturm Dresden-Wachwitz or Dresden TV Tower is located at the Eastern End of the city. Standing at a height of 252 metres (862.77 feet), it is quite a landmark and an integral part of the Dresden skyline. Built in 1963, the slender tower resembles a tall wineglass. The iconic TV tower used to be open to public, thanks to the panoramic views of the city it had to offer. Although not open for tourism since the early 1990s, it is still functional, transmitting radio and television broadcasts and still gives ample photo opportunities for touring shutterbugs.

Based on a hill, Schmorsdorfer Linde is a huge lime tree in the Schmorsdorf district of Müglitztal, Germany. This 24 meter (78.74 feet) tall tree with an 11 meter (36.08 feet) wide trunk is considered to be around 400 to 800 years old. The small museum located right next to this natural monument is named after a renowned pianist and composer Clara Schuman who had visited this site several times in the 19th century. Due to an extraordinary trunk size, the “German Tree Archive” has included this linden tree in the list of “Nationally Significant Trees (NBB)”.

Mírové námestí is a trapezoid-shaped meeting place that is set in the city of Litomerice in Czech Republic. This bustling square was previously used as a place for holding gatherings and as a market place. Covered in black-colored basalt paving, this square features multiple fountains and the Plague Column. It is lined with Gothic and Renaissance-style buildings, like the arcade, the municipal office, the Church of All Saints, the Old Town Hall and Felix Holzmann’s childhood home. Other interesting places to explore in the area are the North Bohemian Gallery of Fine Arts in Litoměřice and the Karel Hynek Mácha Theater.

Located on Castle Square, Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross was originally built in the 16th century. Situated in the Teplice Castle complex, this church is now listed as a cultural monument. This early-Renaissance style church was modified between the years 1798 and 1806. The new romantic Gothic-style church features a tower, a single nave, a rib vaulted ceiling and a square-shaped chapel. In addition to this, the church is also home to several 16th-century paintings. Weekly sermons and other services are held here often.