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Beautiful lake, quiet location...

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Place for events. Eating, chilling, walking—everything is possible...

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Great tour and good paths

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2 nice restaurants, free parking, many opportunities for cycling, hiking or swimming!

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The Gröbener See is a flooded pit with a now balanced vegetation. Furthermore, holiday facilities are tastefully integrated. There is a caravan site, holiday homes and a hotel.

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Great clear water, only the guests are special here 😳

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Invites you to take a short rest

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Great lake with circular path

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The city beach of Bitterfeld. The beach here is also staffed by lifeguards in summer.

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Goitzsche in the early morning at the beach section

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The Red Tower, built in the 13th century, is 30 meters high. The viewing platform is reached via 105 steps. From here the visitor has a far-reaching view over the Goitzsche Landscape Park, the town of Pouch and, in the background, the Muldestausee and the Düben Heath. On a clear day you can even see the Battle of the Nations Monument and the University of Leipzig as well as the Petersberg near Halle.

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The Goitzschesee is an opencast mining lake and a scenic gem with a wide range of offerings for water sports enthusiasts, those seeking relaxation and nature lovers. The Goitzschesee just outside the city of Bitterfeld invites visitors to swim, cycle, sail, dive and surf. Several swimming areas, the water sports center and a modern wake park offer the best conditions for water sports enthusiasts. Nowhere else in the area of the former GDR is the structural change from an ecological emergency area to sustainably renovated, wonderful recreational landscapes as clearly understandable as in Bitterfeld on the Großer Goitzschesee. Opencast brown coal mining and environmental pollution once shaped the landscape. The opencast mining area was used to coal briquette factories, power plants and the chemical industry in the Bitterfeld-Wolfen area. A special feature was the extraction of “Bitterfeld amber”. This began in 1975 and amber was mined industrially until 1993, which was unique in Germany. There is still said to be recoverable amber in the Goitzsche today. Today, a well-developed network of cycling and hiking trails surrounds Lake Goitzsche, offering many opportunities for joggers and skaters. If you like it leisurely, you can explore the lake by passenger ship, pirate ship or even by catamaran. You can enjoy a fantastic view of the region from the level tower, the Red Tower or the nearby Bitterfelder Bogen. Various dining options are available on Mühlbecker Strand, on the Bernstein Promenade and at the city harbor. Houseboats, floating holiday homes, a camping park and holiday homes near the water invite you to spend an extended stay on the Goitzsche. Three beaches on the Goitzsche invite you to a relaxing day at the lake: the Mühlbeck lido, the lido at the Pegelturm and the Niemecker See lido. numbers and facts Water area: 1353 ha Volume: approx. 207 million m³ Length (shoreline): approx. 27 km Max. depth: 75 m Water level: approx. +75 m above sea level Opencast mining operations: 1908 - 1991 Flooding / renaturation: 1999 – 2002 Source: https://www.kohle-dampf-licht-seen.de/staedte-gehenswuerdigkeiten-landschaften/grosser-goitzschesee

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Benches along the way & nice graffitti here

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Very busy once the temperatures rise

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Great view towards Bitterfeld

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You can also rent some of the houses

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The tower is usually open on weekends

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Is usually open on weekends - great view

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The See und Wald Resort is right on the lake

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With a small playground above and a bathing platform on the lake.

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