アポルダでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

外から見ただけですが、いつか中も見てみたいです。

Great path through the orchard planted in 1922.

A very nice rest area in the apple orchard.

Small, inconspicuous fountain, unfortunately usually dry.

Part of the NaTOURblüte hiking trail with themed stations. Established in 2017 for the State Garden Show and upgraded in 2021.

It all began at some point with monsters (lindworms), the love between Emma and Veit, the Boniface Spring, the knitting and warp-knitting industry (David the Knitter), the bell foundry, and many other interesting events or legends. In any case, Veit defeated the lindworms and "preserved" his Emma. Apolda, Schöten, and the other communities and villages can be explored and lingered in many ways (very well developed and signposted). The public transport system (bus and train) is also very well developed. The lovingly designed sculpture by Fr. Carolin Okon stands unmistakably at the northern entrance to the Schöten Promenade.

A contemporary witness from Apolda's vehicle production. Hugo Ruppe - the brilliant engineer and founder/co-founder of several German vehicle factories such as MAF, JAWA, and others. He is and was a designer and co-developer of later engines such as the DKW and ILO.

This park is very beautiful from start to finish. Especially because of the lindworms and the Bonifacius spring.