イェゼヴィッツのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

It looks beautiful with snow in winter and sunshine.

Great idea to make this tower usable for the birds.

Maybe a train will stop again soon. The residents of the surrounding towns have been fighting for some time to revive the stop and thus for a direct route to Leipzig.

The rest area was built by the local association and members of the fire brigade. Another hut is located by the village pond in the centre of the village.

War memorial for those who fell in the First World War Granite pillar standing on a base with a pointed gable end, inside a soldier's helmet with a laurel wreath as a half-relief, iron crosses on the side, the inscription “1914–1918” on the front. This is how they honored their heroes who died in the fight for their fatherland. Community of Bötzen,” followed by a list of names, “Let the flags fly proudly, the black-white-red ones. If you want to mourn, you will have time to do so later. Not tears, actions claim your dead. Then we will find peace in our graves.”, probably added later, at the end of the 1930s.

War memorial for those who fell in the First World War, which stands on a monument on a mound of earth on Lindenplatz. Finished with a stylized flame on all sides in the gable areas of the Iron Cross fighter plate. On the front there is a sword in high relief, above it is the inscription “For our fallen heroes”, on the side there are name inscriptions, on the back there is the inscription “For loyalty to us death became us, for loyalty he increases you:”.

War memorial for those who fell in the First World War An eagle carved into the stone as a deep relief (slightly destroyed), underneath on a flat surface the inscription “In honor of their heroic sons sacrificed in the World War, the grateful community of Jesewitz” and a list of names and further inscription “Rest in peace, you brave warriors. You fought, we continue to fight."

Certainly interesting, but can only be seen from afar as everything is fenced off.