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If you are lucky and there is little traffic it is nice and fast, otherwise it is nice but a bit stressful

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nice flat, paved paths

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Snacks

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beautiful cycle path between Lucka and Meuselwitz on an old railway line

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Church and fountain on the market square in Lucka.

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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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Impressive industrial panorama in the new lake landscape.

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The saying on the edge of the pool "Today I am in Meissen, Thuringia and Pleißen - You will be as happy as the Swabians at Lucke" is a reminder of the battle of 1307. On the pedestal with the Wettin shield sits a 1.80 m high lion, the heraldic animal of the ruling house. It symbolizes the courage and indomitable strength that characterized the victorious Frederick the Free. The building is made mostly of Würzburg shell limestone.

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The church of Lucka is located in the middle of the city center. It was dedicated to St. Pancras. Pancras is one of the three ice saints. According to legend, he was the son of a wealthy Phrygian from the area of Synnada and was brought to his uncle in Rome as a fourteen-year-old orphan. There he was soon beheaded for his faith under the rule of Diocletian or the Emperor Valerian. The church of St. Pancras in Lucka was first mentioned in documents around 1396. Then again in 1429. In 1637 the church was destroyed by fire. Due to financial difficulties, the church was initially built without a tower. This brought with it a lot of ridicule. The tower was not built until 1891, so the current structural form of the church has existed since then. The church's special features include a life-size alderwood crucifix from 1649 above the altar and a Kreuzbach organ.

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Now a lost place.

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The FLC type steam accumulator locomotive comes from the LKM production and was built in Meiningen.

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The coal railway locomotive stands in front of the former train station in Meuselwitz. It is 24 hours a day. To visit.

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An exhibit in front of the dilapidated train station in Meuselwitz from the coal railway association.

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The train station in Meuselwitz is no longer in operation as such. It is in a desolate condition, a lost place. There is an old locomotive from the coal railway in front of the station for viewing.

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Riding the western shore of the lake with a racing bike is not material-friendly and is sometimes even very dangerous because of the severe asphalt damage

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Just doing it is a brilliant stretch.

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with memorial plaque 1870 1871 above the door

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possibly Parish Church of St. Pankratius Lucka construction time 16th century, 19th century, 1507 to 1514, 1891 (overmolding and north tower) architectural style Gothic, historicism, neo-Gothic Builder/Architect Jacob Gross (1507 to 1514), Friedrich Sprenger (1891) Condition the Eve Parish church in Lucka is renovated. Todays use sacred Access the Eve The parish church in Lucka cannot be visited. Description type the Eve Parish church in Lucka is a hall church. structure Plaster building, buttresses and tower made of sandstone, tracery windows, choir with 5/8 closure, tower on a square plan with pointed helmet and triangular gables, inner space Choir with star vault, coved ceiling, three-sided gallery, crucifix, organ (Urban Kreutzbach) tombs – Further information Surroundings the Eve The parish church in Lucka stands in the city center on a landscaped square. Source: https://www.architektur-blicklicht.de/kirchen/lucka-kirche-altenburger-land/

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Zeitzer Altmarkt - one of 3 large city squares; Dominating the town hall, which has been expanded several times and is late Gothic in its origins; also worth seeing is the Gewandhaus at the crossing or with a passage to the Roßmarkt;

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