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午前6時 - 午後8時まで営業

美しく隠された水浴場

Friedrichshain has a relatively short history. Where the town now stands, there was long only forest. In 1766, George Michael Helbig, a chamberlain at the Saxon court, bought 20 hectares of heathland in the Reuthnische Heide to build a glassworks – the first in the region. Friedrichshain was born. This distinguishes it from all the other surrounding communities, which are considerably older. The former glassmaking community was named in honor of the Saxon Elector Frederick Augustus III, later King Frederick Augustus I. From 1815, Friedrichshain became part of Prussia. The essential raw materials for glass production, fine sand and wood as fuel, were initially plentiful. Later, lignite was added as an energy source, primarily from the "Julius" mine, starting in 1843. The owners of the mine were also the owners of the glassworks, von Poncet. From 1900, the Weck company owned the glassworks, the mine, and the surrounding forests. From there, the industrial boom and the economic prosperity of the community began. The housing estate was built in the 1930s. At that time, approximately 1,200 people worked at the factory. From 1948 to 1990, production continued at the factory as a state-owned enterprise (VEB). The factory continued to produce a wide variety of glassware, including the well-known Weck jars and the first black and white television screens in East Germany. Today, a solar park occupies the former site of the glassworks. https://www.amt-doebern-land.de/

Beautiful old church in Forst-Sacro

The "Kohlkopf" (cabbage head) of Forst once stood there.

Elektrownia Wodna Zasieki Hydroelectric Power Station: Here, the water of the Neisse River is dammed to ensure a continuous supply of water to the hydroelectric power plant's turbines. There's even a sandy beach below the dam. Depending on the water level, this is an impressive sight, and it's worth stopping for on foot or by bike.

Closes at 4pm, so arrive early.