グロースレービハウでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

17世紀半ば、交易路沿いに位置する宿場と、リッターグート・ラビス（Rabis）に属する前哨基地が初めて文書で言及されました。 1850年からは、人気の行楽地となった「ルフトシッフ（Luftschiff）」という名の宿屋がここにありました。1905年の火災の後、この飲食店は再建され、その姿で1970年まで営業を続けました。その後、カール・ツァイス（Carl Zeiss）社の所有となり、同社は1974年にこの宿屋を取り壊しました。 https://www.literaturland-thueringen.de/artikel/novalis-wanderweg-rundweg-von-drackendorf-nach-schloeben/burg-rabis-ehemaliges-luftschiff/

Old stone cross on the Wöllmisse... That's what I named the highlight when I created it. I have no idea what idiots here at Komoot keep thinking they have to rename highlights to completely meaningless names???

This stone signpost provides information about directions and distances in the area.

Since 1948, a memorial stone in the cemetery commemorates the 30 concentration camp prisoners murdered during a death march that the SS led through the town on April 11, 1945. They had gone into hiding, were tracked down, and subsequently shot. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gro%C3%9Fl%C3%B6bichau

In a document from 1287, the church was first mentioned as St. Bartholomew's Church, along with its patron saint, Bartholomew. The nave, triumphal arch, and entrance portal are of Romanesque origin. The original church building still exists today in the form of the nave. The first church still exists today as a simple building. It has a flat wooden ceiling and no tower. The church is entered from the north side. On the north wall is a Romanesque portal with a carved inscription naming Plebanus, the parish priest, Heinrich von Lucka, and the year 1347. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Bartholom%C3%A4us_(Gro%C3%9Fl%C3%B6bichau)

Since the early 1980s, a death march stele opposite the town entrance, north of Bundesstraße 7, below the quarry, has commemorated the victims of Nazi rule. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gro%C3%9Fl%C3%B6bichau

A nice rest area between the summer linden tree and the airship.

Here you can enjoy nature with all your senses 😌