コルディッツでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

St. Egidien's Church is located directly adjacent to Colditz Castle. It is the largest church in the town of Colditz. It was first documented in 1286. After being destroyed in a fire in 1430, it was rebuilt in 1504. The only remaining part is the high choir with its ribbed net vault made of Rochlitz porphyry. The high altar, donated by Electress Sophie in 1598, is historically significant. https://www.leipzig.travel/poi/stadtkirche-st-egidien-colditz

“Lies that make the beams bend.” According to legend, the saying goes back to the crooked house in Colditz at Schlossgasse 4.

At the Lusthausteich there is an information board that illustrates and describes the former pleasure house.

Here is a spherical panorama of the tower from the air: https://burggraef.de/pano/?s=Heimatturm_Colditz - so you can see the tower top and upper platform from above.

The hiking trail is officially closed because the bridge is impassable. However, that's no problem; you can easily bypass it by following the paths. Once at the top, you can enjoy the view either from the platform, the Heimatturm (presumably open to the public), or the Jungenfelsen (a particularly peaceful spot). Continue along the path—it's worth it.

Reinstecke with break options

B-wing is for shooting!

You can really shoot here. This track is also a real eye-catcher. The constant ups and downs mean you never get bored.