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Currently heavily snowed in due to snowdrifts and not cleared. Pushing my racing bike was necessary :(

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nice flat, paved paths

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The monument is dedicated to the father of agriculture, Albrecht Thaer. A beautiful photo opportunity with the steep Zahn/Uni Riesen in the background.

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Beautiful landscape

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The bronze statue is considered the founder of modern agricultural science in Germany.

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Augustusplatz, one of Leipzig's central squares, covers 40,000 square meters and is home to important buildings such as the opera, the Gewandhaus, the Paulinum and the City-Hochhaus, which reflect different eras of the city's history. In addition to its architectural diversity, it serves as an event venue and houses historical monuments such as the Mendebrunnen and the Democracy Bell, which commemorates the decisive Monday demonstration on October 9, 1989.

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The Paulinum on Augustusplatz is the auditorium and university church of St. Pauli at the University of Leipzig. The building was constructed between 2007 and 2017 according to plans by the Dutch architect Erick van Egeraat on the site where the Paulinerkirche was blown up on May 30, 1968. The Paulinum, as a university-owned building, unites scientific institutes and the university church under its roof. The official inauguration of the Paulinum took place in a three-day ceremony from December 1 to 3, 2017 to mark the 608th anniversary of the University of Leipzig.

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The opera in Leipzig has a tradition spanning more than three hundred years. The first opera house on Brühl was built in 1693. After the Teatro San Cassiano in Venice and the opera on Gänsemarkt in Hamburg, it was the third bourgeois opera house in the world. In addition to Richard Wagner, who was born in Leipzig, the history of the opera is linked to composers such as Georg Philipp Telemann, Heinrich Marschner and Albert Lortzing. The current opera house was completed in 1960 on Augustusplatz on the site of the New Theater, which was destroyed in the Second World War. The Gewandhaus Orchestra has played at all performances of the Leipzig Opera since 1840.

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In the autumn of 1989, what was then Karl-Marx-Platz became known nationwide as the site of mass protests against the GDR regime. A year later, it was renamed Augustusplatz. In 1998, a fundamental redesign took place with the construction of a basement for an underground car park (concept: Professor Bernhard Winkler). The main idea was to emphasize the axis between the opera and the Gewandhaus. In this context, the Mendebrunnen received a counterpart in the form of a fountain in the northern half of the square. The contiguous square area was greatly reduced, but paved with high-quality natural stone materials. Newly planted rows of linden trees are reminiscent of the original promenade plantings. The lighting concept includes the round structures of underground car park entrances with outer walls made of frosted glass, which are illuminated at night. With the new construction of the main university building and a successor building to the university church, called the Paulinum, the architecture of the west side now gives the square character again.

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Even before 1800, the promenade on the former fortifications began to create squares at the city gates. The area in front of the Grimma Gate, later known as Augustusplatz, was initially designed with two round grass rondelles surrounded by trees. In 1830, the architectural design began with the construction of the Augusteum, the main building of the university. The neighboring university church of St. Pauli, consecrated in 1240, was given a neo-Gothic facade between 1897 and 1899. Where the Gewandhaus is today, the Picture Museum was built between 1856 and 1858, and the New Theater was built on the northern side of the square in 1864. Both bordered a spacious rectangular urban space that Peter Joseph Lenné had taken into account in his concept for the southeastern promenade ring in 1857. The Royal Prussian Garden Director planned a frame for Augustusplatz with avenues and representative formal ornamental structures in front of the Picture Museum and to the side. The Mende fountain had already found its place in 1886. The destruction of the Second World War had a major impact on Augustusplatz. The opera house was built in place of the New Theater by 1960. In 1968, the undamaged university church and the Augusteum, which was still partially usable, were demolished on the square now called Karl-Marx-Platz. A new main university building was built in their place. It was not until 1981 that the urban space was completely redesigned with the construction of the Gewandhaus.

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Smiling while cycling loosens the chin muscles

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at the former beverage market, take the small path, this is where the best trail in the area starts to Westewitz ✌🏻

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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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Picturesque route. At the right time. ;-)

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The beautiful Mildenstein Castle is definitely worth a visit. The “Taverne” and “Stiefel” restaurants, which are right next door, give you the opportunity to recharge your batteries.

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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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Please keep the area clean✌🏻

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