Location: Bad Schandau
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What to do and see in Bad Schandau, Saxony: The Best Free Things to do
Bad Schandau (German pronunciation: [ˈbaːt ˈʃandaʊ], Czech: Žandov) is a spa town in Germany, in the south of the Free State of Saxony and the district of Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge. It is situated on the right bank of the Elbe, at the mouth of the little valley of the Kirnitzsch.
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1. Elbe Sandstone Mountains
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5.0 based on 333 reviews
Reviewed By Explore15226
At the border of Czechia (Böhmen) and Saxony (Sächsen) discover a very romantic landscape offering the river canyon +250 m deep, rock labyrinths, gates and cliffs, old castles and quiet villages
2. Schrammsteine
3. St.Johanniskriche
4. Kuhstall
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4.5 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By hahnson - Stockholm, Sweden
This is a very nice place to visit! To get here you can go by the tram from Bad Schandau or like me take your car, be aware that you will have oncoming trams in the wrong lane going up! so take care if using own car, you can park at the tram end station (pay and display) or further up there is another payed parking, it is also possible to park for free by a gravel-road that leads all the way to Kuhstall in 30 minutes walking, but it is very limited capacity of about 5-7 cars max, i was lucky to get a spot here, location 50.9367482 14.2637233, the hike is mostly uphill but not to hard, it is possible to alternate the hike by heading for the waterfall signposted a bit up from the road, the arch is nice but don't miss the "Himmelsleither" a small stairway that heads up a cravese to the top of the arch, beautiful views from here (if you dont want to go in this stairwell you can head up a path on the left side of the guesthouse and reach the top this way)
5. Emmabank
6. Muehle Schmilka
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4.0 based on 87 reviews
Tradition erleben – Mühlenromantik genießen: Hier wird noch im traditionellen, altdeutschen Holzbackofen gebacken – wie es einst der Müller Hänsel vor 350 Jahren schon tat! Das Mühlrad in Schmilka aus dem Jahr 1665 dreht gemächlich seine Runden. Bestes Öko-Korn, zu feinem Mehl vermahlen, wird anschließend zu knusprig-frischem Brot, Brötchen und Kuchen - so groß wie Wagenräder gebacken. Alljährlich ab November ist hier auch der schmackhafte Bio-Rosinen-, Mandel- und Mohnstollen erhältlich. Wandern Sie auf dem Malerweg direkt zur Mühle und schauen Sie zu, wie der Bäckermeister abmisst, rührt, knetet und den Ofen anheizt. Gleich nebenan befinden sich der Gasthof Zur Mühle mit lauschigem Biergarten, Ausschank und gemütlicher Mühlenstube sowie die Bio-Braumanufaktur Schmilka.
7. Tourist Service im Haus des Gastes
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3.5 based on 51 reviews
8. Luchsgehege
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2.5 based on 15 reviews
