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For me, the most beautiful view of old Dresden.

Beautiful path along the Weißeritz river

In an inventory from 1741, the "water house above the Plauen Court Mill" is described as a building with wooden walls filled with bricks and covered with the same material. There was a square, brick-built water catchment in the "entrance" and next to it a "guardroom" with "a green tiled stove."

Near this spot, there was a municipally owned quarry in the 19th century. The Deuben blacksmith Friedrich August Frohberg bought it in 1862 for 600 talers. On the adjacent hilltop, he had the inn "Zum Hohen Stein" built. Two years later, a round observation tower was constructed on the prominent rock formation "Hoher Stein".

There's also a nice bench here for resting.

The former Felsenkeller brewery stands in the Plauenscher Grund region, beside the beautiful Weißeritz River. It has been a listed industrial monument since 1991. The brewery grounds are used by various companies. The Brauerei zum Felsenkeller AG stock company was founded in 1856. Behind the brewery is a 60-meter-long storage tunnel in the rock. It was used as an ice cellar for beer storage. There's something sinister going on in this ice cellar, as it's home to the Ice Worm. https://www.kennst-du-dresden.de/blog/die-legende-vom-eiswurm-10393

The Plauenscher Grund is the narrow valley of the Weißeritz River between Plauen and Freital-Potschappel. The valley was already home to several mills in the Middle Ages, but was otherwise uninhabited at that time. A watermill, the so-called Hofmühle (later Bienertmühle), was first mentioned in Plauen as early as 1366. In the 15th century, the fulling mill of the Dresden cloth makers followed. Augustus the Strong held magnificent festivals here; during the Romantic period, Hans Christian Andersen and Wilhelm Müller hiked here, and during the Wilhelminian period, the valley experienced an economic boom with the construction of the Dresden-Tharandt railway line. The rock faces of the Plauenscher Grund are designated as natural monuments (ND 11). https://www.stadtwikidd.de/wiki/Plauenscher_Grund

Originally part of the 16th-century fortifications, it was transformed into a garden and promenade in the 18th century. The terrace is freely accessible and offers numerous benches for relaxation.