Zisslerhaus Ruins

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.

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

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.