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The Zschopau Gate, one of Marienberg's landmarks, was built as part of the town's fortifications after its founding between 1541 and 1560. The imposing tower, a rubble stone structure built on a square base, is the only remaining of the original five town gates. The large, round-arched gateway is faced with porphyry blocks, as is the pedestrian underpass to the southwest, which was added in 1956. In 1963, during renovation work, the gate sustained damage from tanks. In 1964, exhibition spaces for museum purposes were designed within the gatehouse, a project approved by the Institute for the Preservation of Historical Monuments. The damaged gate jambs were initially repaired with bricks, and later with dressed stone. To the southwest, a 30-meter-long and 2-meter-wide section of the town wall adjoins the gate. This section is reinforced on the town side with five blind arches and terminates in a transformer station, ingeniously constructed in 1914. Source: Wikipedia

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Sitting area with history ....

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The Stülpner memorial stone near Lauta is dedicated to the free spirit, poacher and folk hero Karl Stülpner and commemorates an event in 1839. If you want to find out more, you should visit the memorial stone.

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In 1561 Marienberg was surrounded by a 2m thick city wall. This had 5 city gates and 4 round corner towers. The Zschopauer Tor is the only remaining city gate that borders the approximately 50m long remainder of the former city wall. At the end of this city wall there is a preserved postal column from 1727.

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The old horse-drawn hoist was rebuilt at the Rudolphschacht in 2006. This is a replica of the hoisting system that was in use here from 1836 to 1877. In addition to the demonstration of the technology, visitors can also descend 40 metres into the old mine. However, you should be a good walker to do this, as the entire way down is done on ladders.

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The striking slag heap in the Lauta area (a district of Marienberg) is a listed building and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. A lovely place to linger and take a break. Here you can relax from the stress of everyday life.

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The Dreibrüderhöhe, or Brüderhöhe for short, is 688.1 m above sea level. NHN high mountain west of the town of Marienberg. The name of the mountain was derived from the mine name Alte Drei Brüder, which has its origins in the legend that three brothers from Italy are said to have discovered a silver vein here. A 25 meter high observation tower has stood here again since 1994. You can fortify yourself in the adjacent hotel/restaurant “Berghotel Drei Brüder Höhe” or use it as a starting point for various tours in the region.

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The Stülpner memorial stone near Lauta is dedicated to the free spirit, game shooter and folk hero Karl Stülpner and commemorates an event in 1839. On October 5th, Stülpner was already 77 years old and frail and was on his way home from Lauterbach, where he had visited his daughter Eleonore. On the "Alte Zöblitzer Straße" he collapsed exhausted because of "old age weakness".

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A quiet place for a short break with a great view of the Ore Mountains.

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This panel is supplemented by various original fragments such as e.g. B. from the Zschopauer Tor or the prayer bell of the Church of St. Mary.

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Unique in the region - the Museum of the Saxon-Bohemian Ore Mountains in the Bergmagazin! The history-steeped mountain magazine shines again in sublime beauty and houses within its walls the "Museum Saxon-Bohemian Ore Mountains", which is unique in the region. This shows a comprehensive, bilingually documented exhibition on the culture of the inhabitants on both sides of the Ore Mountains. A skilful symbiosis of historical exhibits and documents, presented by modern exhibition technology in image and sound, gives the show an incomparable flair. The library with extensive media inventory and versatile event rooms complete the offer of the house. Highlights/special offers mechan. Home mountains, model of the Ore Mountains, exhibition and guided tour also in Czech, additional special exhibitions, special offers for children special information Guided tours can also be arranged outside of the regular opening times. Groups are asked to register in advance!

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Shortcut and bypass of the main road

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Karl Stuelpner Monument. Inform beforehand and visit this monument. What this citizen has done for the Ore Mountains and nature.

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I drive past here almost every day, but haven't managed to visit it yet.

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The year was 1878 when the Marienberg branch of the Ore Mountains was founded. One of the founding members, namely Gustav Loose, set up a restaurant in the former hat house "Alte Drei Brüder". This retreat soon became very popular, not least because of the Princess Marien Tower, which had been completed three years previously. Generations of hikers and day trippers have been able to enjoy a magnificent panoramic view here. The Berghaus "Dreibrüderhöhe", as it was called at the time, remained in the hands of the Loose family until 1977. When the house was managed by Gustav Loose, there was also a rarity available. You could buy and enjoy the “GuLo” (Gustav Loose) brand cigars produced in-house. The house was in the hands of Helmut Loose for over 30 years, who then sold it to the Marienberg building management company in 1977.

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Beautiful long-distance cycle path that leads past the Kaiserteich.

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The Bergmagazin, built at the beginning of the 19th century, was originally used as a granary. Later, among other things, in WWI as a military hospital, then as a building used by the Wehrmacht and after 1945 for war refugees. In GDR times, fruit was stored in it. A comprehensive renovation took place in the early 2000s and since then the Museum of the Saxon-Bohemian Ore Mountains has been housed here.

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The distinctive tailings pile in the Marienberg district of Lauta is a listed building and is part of the Ore Mountains mining region UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a 5.5 km long ore vein and the individual heaps are protected as biotopes.

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View of the farmer Morgengang near Lauta. The Bauer Morgengang is a 5.5 km long ore vein in the mining area of the Marienberg district. The farmer's colliery was named after the striking line of heaps near Lauta, which is under monument protection.

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The Stülpner memorial stone near Lauta is dedicated to the free spirit, game shooter and folk hero Karl Stülpner.

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