ゴーセンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The last or first mill, depending on which direction you walk through the Christmas Valley. There's also a Christmas market here on the third weekend of Advent, with delicious treats.

The last or first mill, depending on which direction you walk through the Christmas Valley. There's also a Christmas market here on the third weekend of Advent, with delicious treats.

A very beautiful, small castle garden with many flowers and a small fountain.

A slightly different playground. May it bring lots of fun.

The bust sits beautifully in the Eisenberg Castle Park.

A castle has been documented on this site since the 12th century. Due to its location on the border of the Margraviate of Meissen, it was strategically important and well protected by a wall and moat. The castle was redesigned several times in the following centuries. In 1589, the "New Kitchen" was built. Of the medieval castle and Renaissance palace, only the west wing (House I) remains today. During the period when Eisenberg was the residence of the Duchy of Saxe-Eisenberg (1680-1707), Duke Christian had the building complex altered. The palace was redesigned into a Baroque three-wing complex, and between 1679 and 1692, the transverse church was added to the east wall of the palace. The palace complex also includes the two-part palace park with an arched garden, the laboratory, the kitchen garden with a pavilion, and the bust of Duke Christian.

This beautiful spot is located in the middle of the castle park. A lovely place to take a break.

The design for this red sandstone obelisk was created by the Privy Councillor Enger from Altenburg. The bronze medallion was created by the Dresden sculptor Robert Henze. The monument was dedicated on the occasion of Krause's 100th birthday in 1881. Above the portrait of Krause are his last words in gold letters. In 1902, the square was renamed "Krauseplatz" in honor of this famous philosopher.