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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。

Aside from the technical curiosity, one can see details on the table in front of oneself that one would certainly have missed with a simple glance over the rooftops of the city.

The Hainichen Camera Obscura On June 23, 1883, the camera obscura, donated by a member of the Hainichen Beautification Society, was inaugurated on Rahmenberg hill. The simple, small wooden structure at ground level was moved a few meters from its original location in 1908 during the redesign of the park and placed on an octagonal, 5-meter-high base. Its poor condition and vandalism necessitated the complete demolition of this technical monument in 1982. From 1982 to 1985, an 11-meter-high tower was constructed over three years, providing excellent viewing conditions. After painstaking restoration of the optics and technology, and thanks to the generous support of citizens and businesses, this technical rarity has been open to visitors again since 1985. The reopening took place as part of the celebrations for the town's 800th anniversary. https://www.hainichen.de/sehenswuerdigkeiten-veranstaltungen/sehenswertes/camera-obscura

Opening Hours: April to October Wednesday to Friday from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Saturday to Sunday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Special guided tours can be arranged by calling: +49 151 16259220 https://www.hainichen.de/sehenswuerdigkeiten-veranstaltungen/sehenswertes/camera-obscura

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 wonderful place to fortify yourself with excellent coffee and delicious cake on your bike tour.

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

After Sörmtitz the cycle path goes steeply uphill, then nice and flat along the hollow. At the wall of the railway line there is a narrow section and shortly after that there is no asphalt. But they have probably done something there, it is easy to cycle along the hollow and then you have a view of the Ebersbach manor.