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A nice place to relax.

The Turkish Fountain, also known as the Peace Fountain, which has stood in front of the south side of the Johanneum (at the former Jewish Courtyard) since 1866, was spared from the war damage of 1945. Elector John George III of Saxony (reigned 1680–1691) returned victorious from the Turkish War in 1683 together with the Polish King Jan Sobieski (from 1697 to 1763, Augustus the Strong and his son and successor Frederick Augustus II also reigned as Kings of Poland). The Turks under Kara Mustafa had been defeated before Vienna. The name of the Turkish Fountain and the sandstone figure of the goddess of victory, Victoria, with a flag and laurel wreath, created by Conrad Max Süssner in 1683, commemorate this victory. `` The Turkish Fountain has been located in front of the Johanneum (at the former Jewish Courtyard) since 1866, and the † ... Previously, until 1683, the goddess of peace, Irene, holding an olive branch, adorned the fountain, which originally stood on the east side of the Neumarkt (New Market Square). Its octagonal basin dated from 1616. In 1649 (after the end of the Thirty Years' War), the war-weary citizens of Dresden had it decorated with this sculpture and named it the Peace Fountain. At that time, it bore the inscription: "You who love peace, read. I am the goddess of peace who defeated and overthrew the war god Mars; now I have opened this fountain of peace according to the vow of the council and the citizenry - Dresden in the year 1650." Source: https://www.dresden-und-sachsen.de/dresden/tuerkenbrunnen.htm

Malter Dam. Information: A dam built between 1908 and 1913 that impounds the Rote Weißeritz river in its middle reaches. The local road connecting Malter and Seifersdorf runs across the dam.

what a beautiful landscape

Recommendation and so incredibly quiet. Picnic possible.

The Seerenteich is a former raft pond on the Dresden – Werdau railway line in the Tharandter Forest in Saxony. It was built in the Seerenbachtal as a water reservoir for the Weißeritz rafting company, later served for local recreation and is now used for fish farming.

Part of Dresden's old town.

The Seerenteich is a former rafting pond on the Dresden-Werdau railway line in the Tharandt Forest in Saxony. It was built in the Seerenbach valley as a water reservoir for the Weißeritz rafting, later served as a local recreation area and is now used for fish farming and as a bathing pond.