ヨナスヴァルデ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Along the trail, there are numerous hands-on activities that are especially exciting for children. These include pasture huts for hiding, swinging rope bridges for swinging, a water wheel for powering, and a mud pit for splashing around.

One of the most beautiful castles 🏰 with a wonderful view from the castle tower 🤩.

Hilltop castle as a ring castle with a central round keep (25m high). The castle towers beautifully on the castle hill above the village of Posterstein.

The Posterstein Church, a late Gothic building, was built by the Posterstein lords and has been a branch church of Nöbdenitz since the 16th century.

Mega 😎 for the kids. With 2 rope suspension bridges and stones over which you can jump over the sprat.

The medieval moated castle was replaced by a Renaissance building in 1574. The tail gables and a beautifully designed niche portal are striking. Today, concerts and various events take place in this ballroom at regular intervals. It is also possible to get married in the castle. The castle is open from May to October on Sundays from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Source:https://www.touren-lutherland-thueringen.de/de/punkt/schloss/schloss-ponitz/19521253/

The adventure trail is nine kilometers long in total and has a lot of opportunities to participate. At this highlight you will find one of the stations with the opportunity to cool your feet.

The “Dragon's Tail” adventure bridge on the grounds of the 2007 Federal Garden Show is, at 225 meters, one of the longest and most innovative wooden bridges in Germany. The building contains technical innovations, particularly in the sophisticated support solution and the wooden tension band of the superstructure. The wooden bridge prevailed in the competition from the client, BUGA Gera and Ronneburg 2007 GmbH, against a steel/concrete solution. As part of a long-distance cycle path, the bridge is particularly impressive because of its shape. With its waves it follows the expectation of natural paths. At the highest viewing points, the bridge is widened and provides a clear view over the birch groves in the valley floor of the recultivated landscape of former mining dumps.