Attractions around Posterstein

At 225 meters and with its special shape, the Dragon Tail Bridge is one of the longest wooden bridges in Germany.

I would not recommend the route for mountain bike riders but rather for road bikes or traking bikes.

Just from the pond you have a wonderful view of the castle with great reflections. The pond is always busy.

Here the cycle path leads through an open pasture landscape, which is certainly particularly attractive in spring when the wildflowers are in bloom!

The castle houses a museum on the 800-year history of the castle. The tower can be climbed. The view is sensational!

The dragon tail in Ronneburg, Thuringia, is the longest wooden bridge in Europe at 225 m. Built in 2007. It leads over the Gessental and connects two areas of the … read more

very nice terrain for pedestrians and cyclists, but also to the children is thought and you have many opportunities for play

The square on the Schmirchauer Höhe was designed with the highlight of the accessible map of the region. Several boards provide visitors with various information about uranium mining in the area.

You can take a nice walk in the park and look at the old walls.

The tower stands on one of the highest elevations in Gera. This gives you a very good view of the southern part of Gera. Highly recommended 👍🏻

Pretty courtyard with a small garden and terrace with a view of the Gessental Bridge

only a part of the three-part trails - beware of oncoming traffic, very narrow and sometimes confusing, walkers are not uncommon here

The manor was built around 1143 under the Lords of Nöbdenitz. After the manor burned down in the 30 Years War from 1618 to 1648, it was rebuilt as a … read more

Pretty little pond with a beautiful view of the castle. It invites you to linger with benches on the bank.

The pre-dam actually already reveals that the water of the Koberbach is pre-dammed here. The water forms a natural area for all animals. And where there are animals, there are … read more

In the Middle Ages, there was a moated castle here, later a manor. The tower is the only remaining part of the former estate. In the course of its renovation, … read more

Ronneburgs has two ponds: Baderteich in the small but pretty city park and the smaller mill pond under the castle! Always very graceful with the lock on top!

Former tea house of the Nöbdenitz manor, was rebuilt on the occasion of the Buga 2007 based on the historical model.

The Secret Council and Minister in the Duchy of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg; Manor owner Hans Wilhelm von Thümmel (1741 - 1824) secured the preservation of this pedunculate oak with the purchase. At … read more

The Marienkirche is located in the city center, on the church square. There is no concrete information about the origin of the Marienkirche, but it has been proven that it … read more