フライベルクでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

We go up the Meißner Gasse, part of the oldest connection between Dresden and Chemnitz and find a post milestone from 1723. Once the Meißner Tor was located here.

ここではかなりのトンボや昆虫を観察でき、水鳥も葦の中にいるのがかすかに感じられました。

ビオトープとしての小さな湖、私のもとには白鳥も訪れます

詳細はこちらをご覧ください: http://www.unbekannter-bergbau.de/inhalte/spot_12_2013_FG_Wernergraben.htm コウモリの生息地として指定されています。

そこを通り過ぎるか、あるいはその上を通ると、すでに美しい小さな橋です...一見の価値あり！

🍰👨‍🍳✨ The statue of the Eierschecke baker is one of the most charming stops on the Freiberg Silver Trail and celebrates a culinary legend of Saxony. The story behind it: The statue commemorates the close connection between mining and Saxon baking traditions. Eierschecke is a cake with a deep tradition in Saxony (and especially in Freiberg).

⛪📜✨ St. James' Church, located on the eastern edge of Freiberg's old town, is a fascinating example of the combination of medieval structure and neo-Gothic architecture. It is one of the city's four historic parish churches.

🌳📜✨The statue of the originator of sustainability in Freiberg's Albertpark is dedicated to the important Chief Mining Officer Hans Carl von Carlowitz (1645–1714). It is a key stop on the Freiberg Silver Trail, which was completed in 2024. His work: In 1713, he published his major work, "Sylvicultura oeconomica" (Economic Forestry). The core principle: In it, he demanded that only as much wood should be harvested from a forest as can regrow through planned reforestation. With this, he laid the foundation for the modern forestry principle and, later, the general principle of sustainability.