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17世紀半ば、交易路沿いに位置する宿場と、リッターグート・ラビス（Rabis）に属する前哨基地が初めて文書で言及されました。 1850年からは、人気の行楽地となった「ルフトシッフ（Luftschiff）」という名の宿屋がここにありました。1905年の火災の後、この飲食店は再建され、その姿で1970年まで営業を続けました。その後、カール・ツァイス（Carl Zeiss）社の所有となり、同社は1974年にこの宿屋を取り壊しました。 https://www.literaturland-thueringen.de/artikel/novalis-wanderweg-rundweg-von-drackendorf-nach-schloeben/burg-rabis-ehemaliges-luftschiff/

Old stone cross on the Wöllmisse... That's what I named the highlight when I created it. I have no idea what idiots here at Komoot keep thinking they have to rename highlights to completely meaningless names???

The Meuschkensmühle is a lovingly restored mill in the heart of the Mühltal valley, surrounded by forest, water, and hiking trails. Once a working mill, it is now a cozy destination with a restaurant, petting zoo, and riding stables.

A very beautiful bridge in rustic wooden style a great building

Please keep the area clean👍🏻

A nice, but somewhat hidden, place to take a break.

A nice shelter on the bike path.

The first mention of a chapel in present-day Kleinlöbichau can be found in a document from 1353. This chapel had apparently fallen into disrepair by the 17th century. During the Duchy of Saxe-Jena (1672-1690), the then Duke Bernhard had the present church in Kleinlöbichau built within a few weeks in 1675, presumably as a token of thanks for the birth of his son. The building materials came from the dilapidated Thalbürgel Abbey, as can still be seen today. The church was consecrated on October 17, 1675, in the presence of the Duke. Later, the town of Kleinlöbichau belonged to the Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar for a long time, while Großlöbichau, although closer to Weimar, belonged to the Duchy of Saxe-Altenburg.