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The hike from Dittersbach through the Lieblingstal valley and on through the Wesenitz valley back to Dittersbach is truly beautiful, even in winter. Parking in Dittersbach near the DISKA supermarket is very easy. This tour is also very suitable for families with young children. At the end, there's a lovely playground and a self-service ice cream stand. Along the way, there are many interesting things for young and old to admire. In summer, you can enjoy panoramic views from the "Schöne Aussicht" (Beautiful View) tower.

Tower Castle, Belvedere "Schöne Höhe" (Beautiful Heights). Information: Commissioned in 1831 by the then-owner of the castle and art patron Johann Gottlob von Quandt, and completed in 1838 as the earliest site dedicated to Goethe. It is significant from an architectural, local, and personal historical perspective. Restored 1999-2001. Schöne Höhe is a 327.9 m (2,200 ft) high hill located between the districts of Dittersbach and Elbersdorf in the municipality of Dürrröhrsdorf-Dittersbach.

リープリングタールにあるフベルトゥス礼拝堂。新ゴシック様式（一部再建）、古いのはまだ立っている礼拝堂の下部です。ヨハン・ゴットロープ・フォン・クワントの功績の証であり、建築、地域、個人の歴史において重要です。

Super beautiful park that invites you to walk, hike and bike.

Beautiful section of the path along the Wesenitz

Currently closed according to the signs. However, the barrier that has been moved aside doesn't seem insurmountable to me. Nevertheless, you should use the signposted detour.

The basic features of Joseph Thürmer's English garden, dated 1830–1832, are still recognizable. Of the original furnishings, only a bronze statue of Diana of Versailles and a small Greek temple remain. These are also protected. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Dittersbach

Until 1969, Elbersdorf had a powerful mill, which also housed guesthouses and restaurants until the end of World War II. https://www.duerrroehrsdorf-dittersbach.de/verzeichnis/visitenkarte.php?mandat=165282