Rosenthal-Bielatal & surroundings
Between rock towers, the Biela and Florence on the Elbe
The Bielatal is one of the quietest and at the same time most rock-rich valleys in Saxon Switzerland. Anyone holidaying here has hiking trails, climbing peaks and bathing lakes right outside – and three of the most beautiful cultural cities in Central Europe within day-trip range.
230+ climbing rocks right outside
The Bielatal is considered the climbing area with the most peaks in Saxon Switzerland: more than 230 climbing rocks line the valley, including the famous Herkulessäulen. A dense network of trails runs through the Elbe Sandstone Mountains – the Malerweg and Forststeig are practically on the doorstep.
Königstein and the table mountains
Königstein Fortress, one of the largest hilltop fortresses in Europe, towers above the Elbe valley just a few kilometres away. From there the table mountains of Saxon Switzerland – from the Pfaffenstein to the Schrammsteine – beckon with views that already inspired the Romantics.
Dresden, Görlitz, Prague
Dresden is about 30 minutes away by car: the Zwinger, Semper Opera and Frauenkirche tell 800 years of cultural history. The baroque city of Görlitz and golden Prague are also easy to reach for day trips – culture and nature in perfect combination.
Hochofen Brausenstein, alte Mühlen an der Biela, die Kaiser-Wilhelm-Feste und der ehemalige Kurort Schweizermühle: Alle Sehenswürdigkeiten im Bielatal mit Lage und Geschichte.
How to find us
Getting to the Bielatal
The easiest way to reach Hammergut Neidberg is via Pirna: coming from Pirna, leave the B172 after the village of Krietzschwitz turning right towards Bielatal and follow the country road. Once in Bielatal, stay on the main road down into the valley – turning right towards Rosenthal, the Hammergut is about 40 metres further on the left-hand side.
You may drive into the courtyard to unload; parking is in the car park on the opposite side of the road. Arrival is possible from 3:00 pm, departure by 10:00 am. You will receive detailed directions with photos together with your booking.
Hammergut Neidberg
Talstraße 32b – OT Bielatal
01824 Rosenthal-Bielatal
Good to know
- Supplies: the shop in Rosenthal has limited opening hours – it is best to stock up in Pirna.
- A visitor's tax is charged in Rosenthal-Bielatal; it is shown transparently in the offer for online bookings.
- Key handover is straightforward via the key board – details come with the arrival information.