オスターフェルトでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

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☆In the middle of the pond... forest pond is the island... it is a protected archaeological monument. The park and the manor house are still preserved.

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Beautifully renovated old Osterfeld train station right on the sugar railway cycle path.

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The train station is now fully expanded, is used particularly for children and youth work and is very beautifully designed, including the surrounding area. We were able to talk to the person in charge and were thrilled by the commitment and financial donations from a donor.

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Memorial stone for the victims of both world wars

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A Romanesque stone building was built around 1200 from what was probably a wooden chapel. beginning of the 16th century it became a late Gothic church building. In 1613/14 the interior of the church was fundamentally changed in the Renaissance style. mid 18th century The last major baroque renovations took place, which have survived almost unchanged to this day. The church has the oldest wooden pulpit altar in Germany. Church services and choir concerts take place regularly. Source: https://www.kirche-schkoelen-osterfeld.de/kirchgemeinden/osterfeld-6053/kirche-goldschau/

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Signpost for the green hiking trail

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The Zeitz–Camburg railway was a branch line in Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia. It ran from Zeitz an der Elster via Osterfeld to Camburg an der Saale and thus formed a cross connection between the Leipzig–Probstzella railway and the Großheringen–Saalfeld railway. Source: Wikipedia

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