ランシュテットでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Impressive and historic mill located directly on the cycle path.

Whether what is said about Napoleon is true is almost irrelevant; the information about flora and fauna is interesting.

Unfortunately the shelter no longer exists, but the view is great.

The beautiful view is worth it. Unfortunately, the refuge no longer exists.

Beautifully situated on the hiking trail. Benches invite you to linger. With a beautiful view.

When Goethe wrote his ballad “The Faithful Eckart,” he is said to have been sitting in front of the romantic ruins of Eckartsburg Castle – at least that is what the inscription on the Goethe monument in front of the castle claims.

The history of Eckartsberga is inextricably linked to the founding and construction of Eckartsburg Castle in 966 by Margrave Ekkehard I of Meissen. The reason for this was its location on the Sachsenberg hill on the important Via Regia. The village, laid out as a row of villages in front of the castle, first appeared in a document in 1073. In the late Middle Ages, Eckartsberga had market rights, town charter (since 1288), was a mint, and had its own jurisdiction.

Walk-in sundial Here you can learn how a sundial works. Suitable for children.