"It seems this place is quite lively." Heading south from Dresden, Leonard and others noticed that there were quite a few vehicles on the road heading in the same direction. After all, it was a famous tourist attraction.
The Erzgebirge in Saxony, Germany, is famous for its metal ore and kaolin deposits. In recent years, it has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, so it's only natural that it attracts many tourists.
Many of these tourists are here for the mining heritage sites, and it must be said that there are indeed many of them in this region. The birth of many towns is closely related to the mining industry.
Even the word "Berg" (meaning mountain) appears in the names of cities, such as Fletbegg, Schneeberg, and Marlenebelle. During the heyday of the mining industry, these cities were very important and left behind exquisite buildings and artworks.
