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Saxon Switzerland
Bastei (it. Bastei - Bastion) is located in the national park called the Saxon Switzerland. It is located on the Elbe River near Dresden in the German state of Saxony. Towering nearly 200 meters above the river, Bastei was formed more than a million years ago and is now a popular place for rock climbing. Just standing on the bridge, you know, how high it is spread over the Elbe.
In fact, the bridge does not lead anywhere. He's just thrown a few rocks constituting Bastei.
It was built in 1851, and he was replaced by stand here earlier wooden bridge which could no longer withstand the high influx of visitors.
But even a century before the construction of the bridge Bastei has been a popular tourist attraction and attracted wealthy tourists, who overcame a difficult way to climb to the Bastion and stare in amazement at the local scenery. Some of them, such as the painter Christian Gottlob Hammer, perpetuate what they have seen with the help of pictures.
Today, the path to where Bastien easier.
Many tourists stay in Dresden and can sail by boat from the city to the Rathenau - a small but charming town, hiding in the shadow of Bastia
Next you need to climb on the rocks. However, in 1814, on their slopes struck the ladder in 487 steps, which leads directly to the bottom of the valley to the top.
. These steps, though steep, yet travelers prefer to use them than to wade through rocky undergrowth.
In addition to the delicious species, with the opening of the bridge, tourists can climb just above the observation deck and enjoy a truly unforgettable scenery.
Bastei - one of the most beautiful lookouts in Saxon Switzerland: there is a splendid panorama of the German countryside.
One would like to present here a soldier standing on patrol, in time to report any intruders to their commanders in the neighboring Neurath castle and fortress Königstein.
They say many of the rocks resemble the outlines of people or animals.
the bottom of the cliff, like two hands folded in supplication, nicknamed Monk. Some climbers are placed at the top of his "banner", which now sways in the wind like a weathervane.
. How they did it - is another question, but its lack of artistic taste they made engineering feat.
Sometimes you see here is a solitary figure, and think that this is another climber, who is preparing to install on top of the flag.
But you might be wrong. Maybe it was not a climber. Maybe he was walking his dog here and lost her
Bastei is located in the national park called the Saxon Switzerland, but it is not well-known Switzerland as the country of banks and chocolate is much farther.
It is derived from two Swiss artists who in 1766 arrived at the Dresden Academy of Art.
Apparently, they were languishing in exile, and the rocks around Dresden reminded them of home.
In their letters to the artists a place called Saxon Switzerland, and later read these letters known at the time the writer Wilhelm Lebrecht Gettsinger.
He was so pleased with the term that he used it in his works, and a new name quickly caught on.
Incredible and Bastei bridge, without a doubt, attracts tourists, opening them the beauty of Saxon Switzerland, and will continue to do it many, many years.
Source: www.liveinternet.ru
In fact, the bridge does not lead anywhere. He's just thrown a few rocks constituting Bastei.
It was built in 1851, and he was replaced by stand here earlier wooden bridge which could no longer withstand the high influx of visitors.
But even a century before the construction of the bridge Bastei has been a popular tourist attraction and attracted wealthy tourists, who overcame a difficult way to climb to the Bastion and stare in amazement at the local scenery. Some of them, such as the painter Christian Gottlob Hammer, perpetuate what they have seen with the help of pictures.
Today, the path to where Bastien easier.
Many tourists stay in Dresden and can sail by boat from the city to the Rathenau - a small but charming town, hiding in the shadow of Bastia
Next you need to climb on the rocks. However, in 1814, on their slopes struck the ladder in 487 steps, which leads directly to the bottom of the valley to the top.
. These steps, though steep, yet travelers prefer to use them than to wade through rocky undergrowth.
In addition to the delicious species, with the opening of the bridge, tourists can climb just above the observation deck and enjoy a truly unforgettable scenery.
Bastei - one of the most beautiful lookouts in Saxon Switzerland: there is a splendid panorama of the German countryside.
One would like to present here a soldier standing on patrol, in time to report any intruders to their commanders in the neighboring Neurath castle and fortress Königstein.
They say many of the rocks resemble the outlines of people or animals.
the bottom of the cliff, like two hands folded in supplication, nicknamed Monk. Some climbers are placed at the top of his "banner", which now sways in the wind like a weathervane.
. How they did it - is another question, but its lack of artistic taste they made engineering feat.
Sometimes you see here is a solitary figure, and think that this is another climber, who is preparing to install on top of the flag.
But you might be wrong. Maybe it was not a climber. Maybe he was walking his dog here and lost her
Bastei is located in the national park called the Saxon Switzerland, but it is not well-known Switzerland as the country of banks and chocolate is much farther.
It is derived from two Swiss artists who in 1766 arrived at the Dresden Academy of Art.
Apparently, they were languishing in exile, and the rocks around Dresden reminded them of home.
In their letters to the artists a place called Saxon Switzerland, and later read these letters known at the time the writer Wilhelm Lebrecht Gettsinger.
He was so pleased with the term that he used it in his works, and a new name quickly caught on.
Incredible and Bastei bridge, without a doubt, attracts tourists, opening them the beauty of Saxon Switzerland, and will continue to do it many, many years.
Source: www.liveinternet.ru
