グロースヴァイツシェン周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

I would have liked to take a look inside. Unfortunately, it was closed today. So, unfortunately, we couldn't go into the garden either.

The Diedenhain Viaduct is 210 meters long and 51 meters high. It is part of the Limmritz–Waldheim section of the Riesa–Chemnitz railway, also known as the Bankruptcy Mile. The costs of building the six viaducts, retaining walls, and earthworks on a stretch of just 7.5 kilometers caused the private railway company to become insolvent. In 1850, the company was nationalized, and two years later, the line was incorporated into the Niederrhein Railway as part of the Niederrhein Railway.

The railway runs over six viaducts on the six-kilometer-long section known as the Bankrupt Mile to Limmritz. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zschopau_(Fluss)

Bankruptcy mile, almost 200 years ago, today it would never be

Nice view of the viaduct.

Nice view of the viaduct.

Renaissance castle from the 17th century, headquarters of the Wermsdorf tourist information office, guided tours on request, registry office. The extensive game-rich Wermsdorf forests encouraged Elector Christian II to have the first hunting lodge built on the site of the old manor between 1607 and 1610. This was kept very simple and was therefore soon rebuilt and expanded in the style of the German Renaissance from 1617 to 1626 on the orders of Elector Johann Georg I. Builder Simon Hoffmann gave the castle its current shape. Three irregular wings form the courtyard, numerous gables effectively enliven the facades and a special decoration is a bay window with artistic sandstone work. An octagonal stair tower with a lantern and a curved hood separates the two main wings. From 1626 to 1628 the building served as an electoral hunting lodge. However, the turmoil of the 30 Years' War interrupted the actual purpose until 1685.

Unfortunately there is no restaurant directly on the route, you have to take food with you