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Large rest area with wooden benches - also suitable for groups.

Even today, one can see, for example at the house at Petersstraße 46 or at Pfarrgasse 18, how Freiberg citizens publicly professed their commitment to the Reformation of the Church as early as the 1520s. They often did so with the biblical verse that was understood as a confession of faith in the Reformation and later became the motto of the Lutheran Wettin dynasty through Duke Henry: Verbum Domini manet in aeternum – The word of the Lord endures forever (Isaiah 40:8; 1 Peter 1:25). In addition – and this is unique – a large plaque is affixed to the house at Petersstraße 46, on which, beneath the letters VDMIE, the initial letters of the words of institution of the Holy Communion can be read. https://www.sax-verlag.de/extras/29-124_Leseprobe.pdf

The monument consists of a rectangular stone standing on a pedestal. A triangular gable crowns the top. It dates from 1910 and commemorates the chemist Clemens Winkler (1838-1904), who discovered, among other things, the element germanium. It is located at the Kreuzteich pond, not far from the Krügerhaus. https://www.goruma.de/staedte/freiberg/sehenswuerdigkeiten

The Monastery House in Freiberg. Information: It was built around 1530. The inscription tablet with a Bible quote dates from 1529. On the ground floor is a late Gothic portal with a round-arched profile.

Schwanenschlösschen Freiberg Info: Enjoy traditional Saxon cuisine on the water. In 1896, Woldemar Bretschneider laid the foundation stone for this popular restaurant, built on the picturesque lower Kreuzteich pond.

Cross Fountain at Albertpark in Freiberg. Information: It is a listed monument and is located slightly sunken in the park, near the middle cross pond. It was erected at its current location in 1855.

Clemens Winkler Monument at the middle pond/Albertpark in Freiberg. Info: It is dedicated to Clemens Winkler, Freiberg's most important chemist, and his discovery of the element germanium in 1886.

Swedish Monument in Albert Park in Freiberg. Information: Erected in 1843/44, this monument commemorates the hardships of the Thirty Years' War and illustrates the most significant phases of the siege on its six sides.