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The monument, created by the Dresden sculptors Köppl and Polte, was originally intended to be erected in May 1913 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the city fire. However, at the beginning of the First World War, such idyllic times were out of the question, and it was entirely out of place. On the globe stands the Tree of Life, bearing golden fruit. Eve, the mother of life, offers Adam (Hebrew for "man," meaning humankind) the tempting fruit, which, according to the biblical story, is meant to lead to the knowledge of good and evil. https://blickwechsel.com/jakobsweg/auszeit-am-jakobsweg-2/der-paradiesbrunnen/

A truly worthwhile place to visit with some historical highlights https://www.bischofswerda.de/kultur-freizeit-und-tourismus/die-stadt-erkunden/seniorenbeauftragter/alt-und-neumarkt

A truly worthwhile place with some historical highlights https://www.bischofswerda.de/kultur-freizeit-und-tourismus/die-stadt-erkunden/seniorenbeauftragter/alt-und-neumarkt

Since the redesign of the medieval town center, the Media Tower, which stands on the site of the old town hall, has formed the centerpiece of the square. At 12.27 meters high, the tower symbolizes the first documented mention of the town of Bischofswerda in 1227. The foundations of the old town hall have been partially excavated and are accessible to everyone. https://www.bischofswerda.de/kultur-freizeit-und-tourismus/die-stadt-erkunden/seniorenbeauftragter/alt-und-neumarkt

Right next to it is an information panel about this technical monument: https://www.kursaechsische-postmeilensaeulen.de

The Waldschlößchen Bridge is one of Dresden's most famous Elbe crossings—and not just because of its views. Its construction sparked much controversy in the 1990s and even led to the Dresden Elbe Valley losing its UNESCO World Heritage status. Today, it connects the city's districts and offers sweeping views over the Elbe meadows and toward the Old Town.

The Citizens' and Tourist Information Office is located directly on the Old Market Square, via the accessible entrance on the ground floor of the Town Hall. Our staff will be happy to assist you there from Monday to Saturday (during the opening hours mentioned above). https://www.bischofswerda.de/rathaus-und-verwaltung/buerger-und-tourismusservice.html

In 2007, the Old Market Square was completely redesigned, with a media tower displaying constantly changing messages. A metal prism was installed in this tower, controlled by a light barrier. When triggered by visitors, the prism in the media tower moves and changes its shape. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bischofswerda