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Former railway tunnel, very wide and somehow great.

A great bike path. Slightly rising from Aue to Sosa. The first climb to Sosa Can only be done with e-bikes, but pushing is also possible (only about 700 m). Afterwards you will be rewarded with a wonderful view. The Cafe Richter in Sosa is highly recommended. (Open Wed. - Sun 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Very easy to ride, perfectly developed cycle path on the old railway line.

The cycle path is very well developed here. In other places you take the busy road.

The Paradise Bridge is rightly one of the most popular sights in Zwickau. It is a pure pedestrian and cyclist bridge. You can look at the beautiful construction from 1900 in peace.

According to legend, the name of the bridge is associated with Martin Luther: he is said to have been ambushed by angry Franciscans during his visit to Zwickau. Since he could not defend himself against the armed monks, Luther fled over the Mulde Bridge into the first open house that came along. Inside, he reportedly exclaimed, "Thank God he let me find this house. Because truly, it was my paradise.” From then on, the inn was called “Paradise”, also because of its beautiful location. https://www.zwickau.de/de/Tourism/sightseeing/36.php

Beautiful & historic bridge over the Zwickauer Mulde near the old town.

Recreational area in the "green" on the edge of the Steegen landscape conservation area in the middle of the Ore Mountains Basin, right at the foot of the northern edge of the Ore Mountains. Our region is part of the Rotliegend and not only coal but also clay was mined here in the past. The Niederwürschnitz Association bought the town's largest brickworks from Drechsler's heirs after reunification and the "Alte Ziegelei" recreational area was created here as part of many second-market measures. Young and old from near and far meet around the last well-preserved historic ring kiln in our region during the summer months and everyone finds a way to spend their free time meaningfully. Source: https://www.freizeitgelaende-alte-ziegelei.de/de