Am Luisentisch

The Epprechtstein came in honor in 1805 when the Prussian royal couple Friedrich Wilhelm III visited. and his wife Luise. For this purpose, new paths were created, tables and benches were set up and the steps up to the castle ruins were built. The Luis table below the castle ruins commemorates this event, and you can still take a break here today, as the royal couple once did.

In the summer heat a welcome seat in the shade and in bad weather a good shelter

Rest place shortly before the ascent to the Epprechtstein

Nice way to rest. In bad weather, there is a small, covered hut (but without closable windows and doors)

The square is reminiscent of the Mecklenburg Princess Luise (1776-1810), as the wife of Friedrich Wilhelm III. Queen of Prussia.
Source and further information:
stein.naturpark-fichtelgebirge.org/Am-Luisentisch.89.0.html

The square is reminiscent of the Mecklenburg Princess Luise (1776-1810), as the wife of Friedrich Wilhelm III. Queen of Prussia.
Source and further information:
stein.naturpark-fichtelgebirge.org/Am-Luisentisch.89.0.html

A place steeped in history that is best left alone.

Enjoyed a hot tea in the shelter.

The square is reminiscent of the Mecklenburg Princess Luise (1776-1810), as the wife of Friedrich Wilhelm III. Queen of Prussia.
Source and further information:
stein.naturpark-fichtelgebirge.org/Am-Luisentisch.89.0.html

In front of the Epprechtstein ruins in the Fichtelgebirge, the highlight of the HINTERINDIEN.DE tour No. 1, you will pass the Luisentisch.

The Luisentisch is a resting place made of stone for hikers not far from the Epprechtstein castle. It is a beautiful and idyllic place.

Very nice place to rest

Very nice location for a picnic.