Border Rose and Remains of the Trott zu Solz Bridge

Undoubtedly a prominent point on the Oder-Neisse cycle path with the remains of the "Trott zu Solz Bridge" from 1912, named after its then President of the Province of Brandenburg. Like many other Neisse bridges, the bridge was destroyed by the German Wehrmacht in 1945 before the advancing Red Army.Here are a few benches to linger in, so you can relax and enjoy the view of the Neißeauen.The second border rose on the Neisse is also here. A steel flower that does not wilt is supposed to be a warning on the border with Poland of the war and its dire consequences.

Flowers instead of weapons.
Against war - for a Europe in peaceErected on the occasion of the 750th anniversary of the city of Forst in 2015 at the site of a bridge destroyed on 14.02.1945

Place of a former bridge over the Neisse, like so many blown up in 1945.
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