Who would have thought that Germany has the charm of the sea can spoil the eyes? From its Baltic Sea sticking a white cliffs as high as 118 meters above sea level, on top of lush forests undisturbed giving the mystique. White and forest green color blends in contrast with the blue sea. A sight that will not be easily forgotten.
Limestone cliffs named der Königsstuhl (throne) is located in the area Stubbenkammer, part of the Park Nasionalkapur-2 Jasmund, Rügen Island, Mecklernburg-Vorpommern state. Der Königsstuhl is the highest peak on the island of Rügen. The beauty of this place into the spotlight after Caspar David Friedrich, a romantic homage to the painter, in the early 19th century painting Stubbenkammer which is his favorite place. The beauty Königsstuhl a magnet for local and foreign tourists. Some people are even willing trekking several hundred meters to the east, towards Victoria-Sicht, presenting the best sights of Königsstuhl and the Baltic Sea. Narrow stairs of the giant granite rocks into the road to Königsstuhl located near the historical sites of the Bronze Age. The site in the form of tumulus or mound of earth and stones built over the tomb.
lime-3 Der Königsstuhl continue to face problems of erosion. Every time there is a storm, some parts of the walls of the cliff fell into the Baltic Sea, including some fossil shells and sea urchins. Formerly part of the most beautiful limestone cliffs and famous named Wissower Klinken, a landslide in February 2005 due to bad weather. Despite facing erosion problems, Königsstuhl still capable of charming every visitor who comes.
To enjoy the beauty of the limestone cliffs and the Baltic Sea in northern Germany, you can take a train IC (Intercity) or RE (Regional Express) to Sassnitz from nearby big cities like Berlin, Hamburg, and Hannover. Travel time is taken from the major cities 4-6 hours, the price of a train ticket to be redeemed for € 46 - € 90. However the manager of the railway (Deutsche Bahn) often sell promo ticket can cost up to half of the normal price. From Sassnitz you can continue the journey by bus 20 or 23 and get off at the Nationalpark-Zentrum Königsstuhl. Visitors must buy a ticket for € 15 for adults, the ticket includes admission and bus to Hagen. From Hagen you can continue the journey by trekking along the 2.5 miles through Herthasee lake and through the woods. For those who like adventure you should try trekking along the 10 miles of Sassnitz, through the forest down to the beach Stubnitz. Along the way you will be treated to views of the Baltic Sea and Wissower Klinken chalk cliffs.
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