Attractions around Salzatal

The first mention took place in 961. The castle is visible from afar and from the top you have a fantastic view of the Saale.

The following operating hours apply to the ferry:
Monday to Friday: 5 to 21 o'clock
Saturday: 6 to 20 o'clock
Sunday and public holidays: 8 to 20 o'clock

Good place for a tour break. Family friendly beer garden with lots of culture and a day pass. Many bike racks and an air pump. Located on the Saale-Radwanderweg.

The castle in the 15th century was built on an old castle, the first mention of which was in the 10th century. A splendid worth seeing plant.

In the course of converting the port railway line to a cycle path, the port railway bridge was also renovated at some point. Before that, a bike / footpath was …read more

A fascinating structure ... and at night the bridge is illuminated in changing colors.
Right next to the bridge then starts the "Park Railway" 😉

The ferry was built in 1989 in Genthin. She connects Wettin with Zaschwitz

behind the field is the Saale

is currently closed for renovation

The ascent of about 225 steps allows visitors an extraordinary panoramic view of the city hall. A tour and guided tour in groups of up to 12 people is possible. …read more

It is the site of one of the largest and oldest fortifications from the Neolithic and some burial mounds. In addition, it is part of the since 1961 existing and approximately 52 ha comprehensive, nature reserve of the same name.read more

Well done . A bookstie group invites you to rest. An ingenious view offers from the vineyard above the stamping point.
To stamp n until 15.4.2019.🚶

A beautiful bridge that leads over the Saale to the Peißnitzinsel

Great accessible by bike, great to cycle.

The 83m high blue towers date back to the 16th century. The name came from a resident named Hausmann, who oversaw the city and warned of fire. The tower can be visited by appointment.

The replica of a post windmill

First documented mention in 1125. It was built in the Romanesque style, and changed in the Neo-Romanesque style around 1897, only the tower is still from the 12th century.

The steep rise in salary, with a fantastic view over the entire hall to Peterberg.
Beware downhill 🚲🚫

Especially at Christmas time highly recommended!

As beautiful as the Peißnitz Bridge, it connects the island with the mainland over the Saale.