イェーナレーブニッツでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

At the edge of the forest above the globeflower meadow there is lady's slipper.

The Beutnitz Church is probably the oldest building in the Gleistal Valley. During archaeological excavations in 2010, the foundations of a Romanesque apse from the previous building were discovered in the choir. The tower is remarkable in several respects. There are two additional floors above the vaulted choir. In addition to an entrance from the attic, there is a gate on the east side at the height of the first floor, which was apparently accessible via a kind of drawbridge. Also significant about the tower is the slated half-timbered upper floor, evidently the oldest of its kind in Thuringia. The current nave has undergone several alterations. The spiral stone, which led to a west gallery, and the portal jamb from the late Gothic period have been preserved. The design of the entrance portal can be found in a similar form in the Jena City Church.

Parking is free and easy here.

A beautifully landscaped garden. 🪴

A beautiful covered break area in the center of Löberschütz.

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

Even though the sign says something about a hermitage, hikers are responsible for their own supplies. It's still a great rest stop, though.

The beautiful rest area is located directly on the Thuringian Mill Cycle Path.