Beautiful meadow on the outskirts of Dresden
A meadow behind the house in Weinböhla, accessible via a narrow access path. From the neighboring properties you can hear chickens, sometimes a pheasant. The village thrives on viticulture on the Elbe valley slopes and is among the mildest spots in Saxony. Water is available on request from the well, electricity is connected, and two old 26-inch bikes can be rented cheaply. It's about three kilometers to the Elberadweg, eight to Moritzburg. The tram to Dresden runs within walking distance. Evenings: chickens clucking, then peace and quiet.1
What VanSite writes
„Weinböhla is a place with an old wine-growing tradition that has retained its rural charm and evolved into a state-recognized health resort in harmony with modern developments.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Tent
Sights in the area1
Dresden Old Town
The Frauenkirche and the Fürstenzug mural sit about 17 kilometres away, along with the Elbe meadows. The region's rainy-day standby: the old town on foot, a museum of your choice.
Moritzburg Palace
The baroque hunting palace stands on an island in its pond, ringed by woods and avenues. Around eight kilometres off, an easy trip on the borrowed bike.
Elbe Cycle Path
The link to the Elbe cycle path is about three kilometres away. From there it runs flat downstream to Meißen or up to Dresden.
Radebeul
A wine town on the Elbe slopes with the Karl May Museum and the narrow-gauge Lößnitzgrund railway, about eight kilometres away. An afternoon among the vines.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.
