


A dramatic 19th‑century rock relief of a dying lion carved into a sandstone cliff — powerful close‑ups of the sculpted form and wider compositions including the reflecting pond, trees and museum façade. Best at golden hour or overcast for even skin‑tone light; weekday mornings are quiet. No entry fee; short paved path from road with limited parking nearby and public transit (bus) to the old town. Respectful silence is customary; small site can be busy on weekends.



A dramatic 19th‑century rock relief of a dying lion carved into a sandstone cliff — powerful close‑ups of the sculpted form and wider compositions including the reflecting pond, trees and museum façade. Best at golden hour or overcast for even skin‑tone light; weekday mornings are quiet. No entry fee; short paved path from road with limited parking nearby and public transit (bus) to the old town. Respectful silence is customary; small site can be busy on weekends.