Frauenstein (Ore Mountains) - Frauenstein (Erzgebirge)

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Frauenstein
federal stateSaxony
Residents
2.829 (2019)
height
650 m
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Frauenstein

The small town Frauenstein (Ore Mountains) is lying in Eastern Ore Mountains at Freiberg.

getting there

By plane

By train

By bus

In the street

Frauenstein lies on the B 171, which is part of the German avenue road and represents a cross connection on the north side of the Ore Mountains. From direction Freiberg you use the state road 184.

mobility

Map of Frauenstein (Ore Mountains)

Tourist Attractions

  • Castle ruins and Schloss Frauenstein with Gottfried Silbermann Museum; info
  • Church "To Our Lady", the Protestant town church.

kitchen

There are several hotels with regional cuisine at the Frauenstein market. The Cafe Lehmann has delicious homemade cakes and ice cream. From the terrace in front of the house you have a beautiful view of the market.

accommodation

  • 1  Frauensteiner Hof, Freiberger Str. 25. Tel.: 49 (0)37326 86860, Fax: (0)37326 85999, Email: . .
  • Hotel - Restaurant Goldener Löwe, At market 10. Tel.: 49 (0)37326 85975, Fax: (0)37326 85977. .
  • 2  golden Star, At the market 22. Tel.: 49 (0)37326 1221, Fax: (0)37326 9403. .

trips

  • Burkersdorf (5 km northwest) - village church with impressive peasant paintings and rectory from 1601.
  • Dittersbach (6 km to the west) - small village church with similar paintings.
  • Nassau (6 km south, B 171) - one of the longest forest hoof villages in Saxony; in the church the last organ built by Gottfried Silbermann.
  • Hermsdorf (9 km southeast) - Hermsdorf Farm and Local History Museum.
  • Rechenberg bee mill (12 km south, B 171 via Nassau) - located on the railway line from Freiberg to Holzhau; Saxon Brewery Museum.
  • Freiberg (20 km northwest, S 184) - mining town and largest town in the Ore Mountains.

literature

  • Jörg Richter: Frauenstein - Rechenberg bee mill - Holzhau - Nassau. Wanderheft series, Vol. 5. Leipzig 1988.

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