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Osterland Castle near Oschatz: A ruined castle complex. Information: A ruined complex dating back to the second decade of the 13th century. The structure exhibits early Gothic features in this region and is a listed historical monument.

Today's City and Scales Museum is a beautifully designed building complex. Built against the inner city wall and the watchtower dating from 1377, it is one of the oldest structures in the medieval town. www.oschatz-erleben.com/stadt-waagenmuseum/

First mentioned as an inn in 1547, this establishment offers guests refined cuisine and modern hotel amenities at the Gasthaus zum Schwan (Inn of the Swan). https://www.oschatz-erleben.com/oschatz-information/sehenswuerdigkeiten/

The Altoschatz manor was created in 1629 from the merging of two outlying farms. The manor house was built in 1715. It was expropriated in 1945 as part of the land reform. The manor house served as a residence and was last renovated in the 1980s. The manor grounds now have several owners. The manor house is empty and derelict. The roof has partially collapsed. https://sachsens-schloesser.de/oschatz-rittergut-altoschatz/

The memorial plaque commemorates famous people who worked here: Magister Carl Gottlieb Hering, as deputy headmaster of the school around 1800, wrote an important piano method and composed, among other things, the well-known children's songs "Hopp, hopp, hopp, Pferdchen lauf Galopp" and "Morgen, Kinder, wird's was geben." His sons were also very successful: Karl Eduard, like his father, as a composer and music teacher, and his brother, Dr. Konstantin Hering, as a natural scientist, physician, and writer. He introduced homeopathy to the USA. https://www.oschatz-erleben.com/campingplatz/1-neumarkt/9-alte-stadtschule/

The Oschatz City and Scales Museum is located in the historic buildings of the former council and administrative prison, which directly adjoin the partially well-preserved old town wall. In this lovingly restored complex, city history can be experienced firsthand. The scales exhibition, unique in Central Germany, comprises more than 100 examples, vividly illustrating the development of scale construction from its beginnings to the most modern electronic weighing devices. Of course, every visitor can also determine their own "weight" here. The Zwinger Garden is a pleasant place to linger. A climb to the top of the accessible city watchtower, dating from 1377, is a truly special experience. https://www.leipzig.travel/poi/stadt-und-waagenmuseum-oschatz

This park was created as a follow-up to the 4th Saxon State Garden Show in 2006 and today delights visitors of all ages with a wide range of attractions. These include a zoo with exotic animals, an adventure playground, a labyrinth, a skate park, a barbecue area, and a miniature golf course. At the idyllic Rose Lake, the "longest bench" invites visitors to linger. The multi-purpose hall "The O" houses a large collection of coffee pots. A notarized count in November 2009 certified 18,179 pieces, but also marked the end of the large-scale collection drive. https://www.leipzig.travel/poi/o-schatz-park

To the right of the town hall tower's passageway on the Neumarkt stands this basket pillory. Once, petty thieves and highwaymen were imprisoned here. https://www.oschatz-damals.de/Z_Pranger.htm