ツォッセンの天然記念物・トップ20

湖は巨大ではありませんが、美しいです！釣り人のための多くの桟橋があり、太陽の下で長く過ごすことを誘います。静けさは素晴らしいです！

In contrast to the remaining holes from the gypsum mining era, the Faulen Luch or Faulen See is a natural lake formed during the Ice Age. Due to gypsum mining, the groundwater level dropped, and a promontory emerged, which is still visible today.

At the end of the 19th century the area became a popular tourist destination. A number of restaurants were built around the "Tiergarten", of which only "Riedels Gasthof" still exists today. In the course of the prince's settlement in 1926, the forestry office in Königs Wusterhausen became Prussian state property. In 1989, a forest educational trail was laid out in the "Tiergarten" for the first time. In 1994, a forest youth group renewed the nature trail at great expense. For Brandenburg Day 2008, the nature trail was again provided with boards by the forester's office in Königs Wusterhausen. According to the forest function mapping of the state of Brandenburg, the area is designated as a recreational forest.

South of the Staabe and east of the Krimnicksee, the soldier king Friedrich Wilhelm I, who often stayed at his nearby Wusterhausen hunting lodge, had a zoo laid out in 1725 in a 900-hectare forest area for hunting and to protect the wild stocks. The area is now a recreation area with up to 270-year-old oak trees and has been a nature reserve since 1995 under the name Tiergarten. The Neue Mühle hiking trail leads from Königs Wusterhausen via the castle park and the Neue Mühle lock through the zoo and back to Königs Wusterhausen.

South of the Staabe and east of the Krimnicksee, the soldier king Friedrich Wilhelm I, who often stayed at his nearby Wusterhausen hunting lodge, had a zoo laid out in 1725 in a 900-hectare forest area for hunting and to protect the wild stocks. The area is now a recreation area with up to 270-year-old oak trees and has been a nature reserve since 1995 under the name Tiergarten. The Neue Mühle hiking trail leads from Königs Wusterhausen via the castle park and the Neue Mühle lock through the zoo and back to Königs Wusterhausen.

There are several ways to enter the Tiergarten sculpture path near Königs Wusterhausen, including here at the Neue Mühle. There is also a small parking lot as well as this orientation board with all ten locations of the wooden sculptures along the circular route.

Bakery and Cafe' Konrad in Zeesen also open on Sundays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m

The pines are very stunted and crooked, it looks like a witch's forest here. It is the result of the fact that in ancient times the branches were harvested to be used as bedding. Increasingly, paths come from all directions. In autumn, mushroom pickers appear everywhere here out of nowhere. Everything here is full of mushrooms at the moment.