ロスヴァインのおすすめライド

建物は1902年にアールヌーボー様式で建てられました。時計塔のある高さ56メートルの塔はアクセス可能になるはずです。

On the left is the Limmritz viaduct and on the right is the suspension bridge in Hasennest.

The name alone is worth a visit. The road is also good.

Take a quick detour to Waldheim Town Hall. This imposing building with its striking facade is a real eye-catcher. Located directly on the banks of the Zschopau River, the surrounding area also invites you to take a short break. Perfect for catching your breath before moving on.

A relatively unspectacular bike path; the river is only visible near Roßwein. But at least it's car-free.

The railway runs over six viaducts on the six-kilometer-long section known as the Bankrupt Mile to Limmritz. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zschopau_(Fluss)

After the old town hall was demolished, which had become too small, the new building, built in Art Nouveau style, was opened in 1902. It was intended to symbolize Waldheim's economic boom at the turn of the century. The facade, which is artistically impressively designed with Rochlitz porphyry, and its decorative elements point to the town of Waldheim's origins as a forest settlement. In the crownings and frames, reveals and spandrels, gnarled branches and delicate twigs, intertwined roots and tendrils, oak shoots and pine cones appear. The sundial should also be mentioned here. But the town hall is also a gem inside. You enter the entrance hall with its leaded windows through the magnificent entrance portal. The council chamber with its historical paintings is particularly worth mentioning. Source: https://www.stadt-waldheim.de/tourismus-freizeit/sehenswertes-in-waldheim/rathaus/

Opposite the road runs the forest motorway to Altzella Monastery