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Rest area and information panel in the Wermsdorf Forest. Information: Lakes and ponds surrounded by forest. An exceptional network of paths divides the entire forest into uniform rectangles. When the Saxon Electors became owners of the forest in the mid-16th century, they began to expand it.

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Metzradt's Grave is located in the southernmost part of the Oschatz municipal forest. At the signpost "Metzradt's Grave 0.03 km," enter the small wooded area. Information: A historical monument. The inscription commemorates Carl August von Metzradt, lieutenant colonel and commander of the 1st Royal Saxon Rifle Battalion, Knight of the French Legion of Honor, who died here on June 15, 1829, at the age of 52.

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Doctor Forest Information Panel and Bench, along the Oschatz Circular Trail. Info: Experiencing the Forest: Positive Effects of the Forest on Human Health. "Doctor Forest" When I suffer from headaches and neuroses, feel misunderstood or old, and the fair muses fail to caress me, then I consult Doctor Forest. He is my ophthalmologist and psychiatrist, my orthopedist and my internist. He reliably helps me overcome any hangover, whether it's from sorrow or cognac. He doesn't think much of powders and pills, but all the more of fresh air and sunshine. Even if his practice is often overcrowded, you can walk yourself healthy under his care. And those with circulatory problems who are still wheezing today, will be without clinical findings tomorrow. He always gets us back on our feet, prevents weight gain and gallstones. Unfortunately, he doesn't make house calls. —Forester Helmut Dagenbach, 1986.

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Stanggraben stream on the Oschatz circular hiking trail. Information: It originates approximately 500 meters south of the village of Collm and 1000 meters northwest of Lampersdorf. It flows eastward, through the pond at Wüsten Castle, past the church in Oschatz, and empties into the Döllnitz River north of Kreischaer Weg.

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Albertstein in the Oschatz municipal forest. Inscription: His Majesty King Albert's last hunting stand on October 23, 1901.

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Today's City and Scales Museum is a beautifully designed building complex. Built against the inner city wall and the watchtower dating from 1377, it is one of the oldest structures in the medieval town. www.oschatz-erleben.com/stadt-waagenmuseum/

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The Oschatz City and Scales Museum is located in the historic buildings of the former council and administrative prison, which directly adjoin the partially well-preserved old town wall. In this lovingly restored complex, city history can be experienced firsthand. The scales exhibition, unique in Central Germany, comprises more than 100 examples, vividly illustrating the development of scale construction from its beginnings to the most modern electronic weighing devices. Of course, every visitor can also determine their own "weight" here. The Zwinger Garden is a pleasant place to linger. A climb to the top of the accessible city watchtower, dating from 1377, is a truly special experience. https://www.leipzig.travel/poi/stadt-und-waagenmuseum-oschatz

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This park was created as a follow-up to the 4th Saxon State Garden Show in 2006 and today delights visitors of all ages with a wide range of attractions. These include a zoo with exotic animals, an adventure playground, a labyrinth, a skate park, a barbecue area, and a miniature golf course. At the idyllic Rose Lake, the "longest bench" invites visitors to linger. The multi-purpose hall "The O" houses a large collection of coffee pots. A notarized count in November 2009 certified 18,179 pieces, but also marked the end of the large-scale collection drive. https://www.leipzig.travel/poi/o-schatz-park

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The monastery church is the only remaining building of the Franciscan monastery founded in 1228. With its tall, slender pillars, it is a testament to medieval architecture and definitely worth a visit. After the Reformation, it was only rarely used for religious purposes and served various functions until 1924, including as a monastery hospital, hay barn, and riding hall for the Uhlan regiment. https://www.leipzig.travel/recherchetext/oschatz-der-schatz-in-sachsen

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Oschatz Town Hall, Weighing Museum, and Watchtower Information: A historic ensemble along the old city wall, now housing the Town and Weighing Museum, offering visitors insights into the town's history. The 25-meter-high watchtower, dating from 1377, provides panoramic views.

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The Old Market Fountain in the Old Market Square in Oschatz. Information: Created in 2004 by the Oschatz sculptor Joachim Zehme from Saxon sandstone, this fountain is rich in detail. The hidden symbols, allegories, and allusions connect the cycles of water, the seasons, and life.

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The Old Market Fountain in the Old Market Square in Oschatz. Information: Created in 2004 by the Oschatz sculptor Joachim Zehme from Saxon sandstone, this fountain is rich in detail. The hidden symbols, allegories, and allusions connect the cycles of water, the seasons, and life.

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Old Market Square in Oschatz. Information: The Old Market Square originated as a merchant settlement in the 11th century. On the once sloping terrain, an ornamental area with trees, flowerbeds, and benches was created. The last redesign of the Old Market Square in 2003 changed its appearance once again. This included plantings in the central section, and the eastern section received a new fountain, designed and created by the sculptor Zehme in 2004, etc.

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Oschatz Watchtower. Information: The 25-meter-high watchtower, dating from 1377, offers panoramic views. A historical site located on the old city wall.

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Oschatz Town Hall and Watchtower Information: A historic ensemble along the old city wall, now housing the City and Weighing Museum, offering visitors insights into the city's history. The 25-meter-high watchtower, dating from 1377, provides panoramic views.

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Watchtower, City Watchtower in Oschatz. Information: The current entrance to the city watchtower, originally built in 1377 and restored and made accessible in 1988/1989, is located in the former courthouse. View from the 25-meter-high tower overlooking the old town of Oschatz.

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Oschatz Town Hall and Watchtower Information: A historic ensemble along the old city wall, now housing the City and Weighing Museum, offering visitors insights into the city's history. The 25-meter-high watchtower, dating from 1377, provides panoramic views.

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Oschatz Monastery Church Information: It was built between 1246 and 1248 and consecrated to the Virgin Mary on the Sunday before St. John's Day in 1248. The monastery and the town were destroyed in 1429. Reconstruction of the monastery complex began in 1430, and the monastery church was consecrated in 1484. The monastery church is one of the oldest buildings in the town and the only remaining structure of the former Franciscan monastery.

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O-Schatz-Park. Info: Animal park, a variety of freely accessible opportunities for active recreation (e.g., labyrinth, playground), and the cultural center of O-Schatz-Park: the extraordinary event hall.

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The Wilder Robert narrow-gauge railway, also known as the Döllnitzbahn, is located near Oschatz South Station. Information: With the opening of the Döbeln–Mügeln–Oschatz narrow-gauge railway line, Oschatz South Station also began operating in 1884. On December 17, 1993, the Döllnitzbahn (Wilder Robert narrow-gauge railway) commenced service. Today, only school trains and steam-hauled special trains run on the Döllnitzbahn line.

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