The ruins of the Zisslerhaus stand in the forest between Trevesenhammer and Zwergau. If you look at the ruins more closely, you can see that there used to be a stable, outbuildings and living quarters. The Zisslerhaus was once a subsidiary of the Trevesenhammer estate. Today only the foundations remain, everything is overgrown, a huge tree provides shade.
A large, overgrown granite stone slab next to the remains of the wall once served as a snack table for hikers, the benches that go with it have long since fallen into disrepair.

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Timber 👣 & Shakespeare 🐾

April 26, 2020

The word Zissler is derived from Zeidelwesen that beekeeping describes in old language

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Gerhard 👣 ( Barfuß Wanderer )

September 29, 2018

Ruin of 1541. Totally neglected and risk of collapse. In a few years you will hardly see anything anymore! Likewise, the resting place is neglected with a large, polished stone slab.

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Location: Pullenreuth, Tirschenreuth, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany

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