レーダーホーゼンでののおすすめグラベルライド

美しく小さな、のどかな周回コースです。キャンプ場の側には休憩用のベンチもたくさんあります。

とても良い周回コースです。少し短いだけです。Komootでは計画時に約5kmと表示されていましたが、実際にはわずか3kmでした。

非常にお勧めの、美しい旅行先です

A hall church with a three-sided east end, the core of which dates back to the 14th century, rebuilt in 1850. The turret features a slated spire. Inside, there's a trumpeting angel and a seated figure of Christ or John the Baptist, although these were set aside due to woodworm infestation.

The listed Evangelical Lutheran Church of Waltersdorf is located in Waltersdorf, a district of Lindenkreuz in the Greiz district of Thuringia. The Waltersdorf parish belongs to the St. Gangloff parish in the Gera church district.

The church in Waltersdorf dates back to the 13th century and burned down in 1750. It was rebuilt in a modified form between 1751 and 1756. The furnishings are made of dark wood and are pleasing in their simplicity. The wooden pulpit is slightly decorated. The pulpit features a curved cornice and Rococo shield, and the sounding board is decorated with carved tassels. In 1767, C. F. Poppe of Stadtroda installed the organ in the church.

The church in Waltersdorf dates back to the 13th century and burned down in 1750. It was rebuilt in a modified form between 1751 and 1756. The furnishings are made of dark wood and are pleasing in their simplicity. The wooden pulpit is slightly decorated. The pulpit features a curved cornice and Rococo shield, and the sounding board is decorated with carved tassels. In 1767, C. F. Poppe of Stadtroda installed the organ in the church.

It is unknown when the first church was built in the village of Lindenkreuz, first mentioned in 1483. The current building dates primarily from the 18th century.