Los mejores sitios que ver en Wermsdorf

The Colmberg is 312 meters high. The Albert Tower on the summit is 18 meters high and was built in 1854. You have a fantastic view from up there.

Impressive facility, even without a visit to the castle worth seeing.

The castle was built in the 17th century in Renaissance style.

In 1494 work began on the construction of the castle. It is located directly on the trough. Inside is a restaurant.

The bike path is a dream. On the old railway embankment with only a few road crossings, it always goes above the hollow through the lovely landscape. On the way …Leer más

The huge castle complex Mildenstein can be seen from afar. Inside there is an interesting permanent exhibition on the history of the castle, but also curiosities such as the Döbelner …Leer más

The village church of Tragnitz is picturesquely situated on the banks of the Mulde below the Leisniger Burgberg. Together with the school house and parish, both of which were newly …Leer más

The Horstsee owes its name to the striking island lying in the middle of the pond, which in old documents is called "the Horst". It was once artificially created by …Leer más

Up until the construction of the electronic signal box, there were two mechanical signal boxes in Leisnig station, the unit type command signal box in an extension of the reception …Leer más

The castle was built in the 17th century in Renaissance style.

In the years 1860–65, a Neo-Romanesque church building with two galleries and a total of 1000 seats as well as patron boxes were built on both sides in the altar …Leer más

The oldest linden tree in Saxony (over 1000 years old). She is standing in the cemetery,

Built in 1862 on an island of the Mulde. Unfortunately she is empty and has been barking since the last flood.

A beautiful, small and well-kept park. It has beautiful "eye-catcher" inserted, which can be discovered on a tour. Then you can treat yourself to a delicious piece of cake in the rustic ambience of the Burg Cafe.

Off the roads a relaxed route. Complete Muldentalbahn cycle path leads from Wurzen to Grimma.

The world of Eskildsen geese - it started almost 50 years ago when Jens Eskildsen founded the first farm in Gudendorf. Here geese were bred with an optimal meat-bone ratio, …Leer más

At this point you are in the center of the Dahlen Heath and six different paths come together here. It was an important meeting point for hunters and loggers in …Leer más

The history of Leisnig is closely linked to the city's donkeys. For centuries the taxpayer paid for Leisnig to service a few dozen donkeys. They carried the heavy sacks of …Leer más

Well developed, hardly climbs and only interrupted by a few little used municipal roads. For the mountain-spoiled Voralpenradler but unfortunately a bit too bland.

The Malkwitzer also have a tradition in planting trees to historical events.
Already in 1883, the inhabitants planted an oak tree in the historical place, the Luthereiche. It has become …Leer más