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「偉大な」Wurlitzer、トーキー映画の共同発明者であるハンス・フォークトがここで称えられています。

Interesting work of art on the Saale cycle path, directly on the Saxon Saale river.

St. Leonhard's Church in Köditz is an Evangelical Lutheran parish church in the center of the Upper Franconian municipality of Köditz. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonhardskirche_(K%C3%B6ditz)

A very interesting sculpture Can be enjoyed from many different perspectives

The Bismarck Oak on the outskirts of Oberkotzau was planted in 1895. The Bismarck Oak is a natural monument on Lake Untreusee. Under District Administrator Heinz Schulze, the Bismarck Oak was declared a nature reserve in October 1953. It invites walkers and cyclists to linger on their way to Lake Untreusee. The Oberkotzau Beautification Association installed a new sign on the oak in 2018.

Good tarmac Also suitable for road cycling or inline skating

The oak was planted on Eppenreuther Weg by the Oberkotzau private owner Schödel on April 1, 1895, to mark Otto von Bismarck's 80th birthday. In 1932, the tree was scheduled to be felled; the neighboring farmer complained about the sprawling tree, whose shade would impair crop growth. The owner refused. In 1952 and 1953, a total of seven large branches were sawn off by unknown persons. Under District Administrator Heinz Schulze, the Bismarck oak was declared a nature reserve in October 1953.

"Visible from afar for hikers from the 540 m high Kapellenberg near Heinersgrün, the former Catholic pilgrimage church of St. Clara greets them. It was built in the 12th/13th century. First documented in 1529, as there was a chaplain at the manor and the church served as the castle chapel and burial site of the castle owners, the von Feilitzsch family. The chapel was renovated in 1740. With its onion-shaped dome, it is more reminiscent of Bavarian churches. Since 1995, the chapel has again had three bells, which ring down into the valley on Sundays at 6:00 p.m. Here, hikers enjoy an incomparably beautiful panoramic view of the near and far surroundings of the Vogtland, the Ore Mountains, and the Fichtel Mountains. The Santa Clara Chapel served as a former hinterland observation post during the time of German division and was deliberately painted bright white. cleaned. Refugees were supposed to believe they had already reached Bavarian territory. The St. Clara Chapel is part of the Reeves' Cultural Trail and is located on the Iron Curtain Trail. - https://www.vogtland-tourismus.de/de/poi/kapelle/st.-clara-kapelle-heinersgruen/25355731/