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A single-nave church dating from 1820. It features a western roof turret with a curved spire and lantern. Inside, there is a Baroque pulpit altar from the previous church.

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Coming from Hermsdorf, this is essentially the last mill in the Zeitzgrund region. Abandoned, dilapidated. It's probably been there since 1989 and is now a refuge for birds, bats, and other wildlife. Video surveillance. A warning is issued against entry.

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Right next to the memorial stone, we had a close encounter with a young roebuck. Interesting not only because of the story from that time...

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Worthwhile path off the road behind the ponds

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A picturesque valley that ends in a small village – former charcoal kilns can be visited, and donkeys might stumble over your feet. The cute little houses are well worth a look!

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The ten-kilometer-long Zeitz(g)rundweg (Circular Trail) is a circular hiking trail that connects various regional adventure and viewpoints, as well as the four mills of the unspoiled Zeitzgrund region between Hermsdorf and Stadtroda. With its pristine flora and fauna amidst the narrow valley, the Zeitzgrund appears a little wilder than the nearby Eisenberger Mühltal. Due to its many rare mosses, ferns, and pristine mixed forests of Douglas firs and beeches, the Zeitzgrund is a designated landscape conservation area. The mills of the Zeitzgrund region can be traced back to the 14th century and today warmly welcome guests as cozy restaurants, guesthouses, or riding stables. https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/wanderung/saale-unstrut/zeitz-g-rundweg/18551239/

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This bridge was built by the last Elector of Saxony in 1552.

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The pitch kiln is absolutely worth seeing and impressive. The adjacent information panel explains the process of producing pitch, tar, and charcoal.

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