알트되베르너 호수 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

성 공원 내 마르슈탈문트 승마장은 여전히 뚜렷하게 알아볼 수 있지만, 보수도 시급합니다.

Greifenhain 노천 광산(객체 번호 32003005)의 광산수는 1965년부터 Altdöbern 소금 연못을 통해 Neue Vetschauer Mühlenfließ(객체 번호 32003011)로 흘러 들어갔습니다. 소금 연못은 광산수가 Vetschau 광산수 정화 시설로 운반되기 전 침전조 역할을 했습니다. 폐쇄 후 복원 작업이 이루어졌으며, 이 때문에 연못은 오늘날 낚시터로도 이용될 수 있습니다. Altdöberner See의 물은 오늘날 연못이 위치한 공원의 개방형 도랑 시스템을 통해 흘러갑니다. 파이프 시스템은 노천 광산 운영 기간 동안 이 역할을 담당했습니다.

알트되버너 공원을 방문할 때 아름다운 하이라이트는 프랑스 정원입니다. 바로크 양식의 공원으로, 1750년에 칼 하인리히 폰 하이네켄이 확장하고 정교한 수경 시설, 파빌리온, 조각품으로 재단장했습니다. 휴식을 취하거나 결혼식과 같은 인기 있는 사진 촬영 장소로도 좋습니다. 멋진 넵튠 분수와 많은 사암 조각품을 볼 수 있으며, 그중 두 개는 유명한 드레스덴 궁정 조각가 고트프리트 뇌플러(1715-1779)의 작품입니다.

In winter and spring you can best look at the lake unobstructed

The Altdöberner See is currently being built in the former Greifenhain open-cast mine. With an area of over 1,000 hectares and a capacity of around 330 million cubic meters of water, it will be one of the largest lakes in Brandenburg. The lake has been flooded with purified mine water since 1998 and the water level was reached in 2021.

Wonderful place for a rest with a view.

The Buchwäldchen-Muckwar pond landscape is a fascinating nature reserve that has retained its special atmosphere despite occasional droughts. The ponds, which originated in the 12th century and were once created by Cistercians for fish farming, are now a valuable refuge for amphibians and water birds. Even though the water level has fluctuated in recent years, the area remains a lively habitat. Thanks to the hydraulic engineering measures that have been implemented since the area was transferred to the Brandenburg Nature Conservation Fund in 2004, the balance of nature is maintained here. Visitors can enjoy the tranquility of the landscape on winding paths and gain an insight into the historical significance of the ponds. The region is particularly at its most beautiful in the morning or evening hours when the light gently reflects off the water surfaces.

The Buchwäldchen-Muckwar pond landscape is a fascinating nature reserve that has retained its special atmosphere despite occasional droughts. The ponds, which originated in the 12th century and were once created by Cistercians for fish farming, are now a valuable refuge for amphibians and water birds. Even though the water level has fluctuated in recent years, the area remains a lively habitat. Thanks to the hydraulic engineering measures that have been implemented since the area was transferred to the Brandenburg Nature Conservation Fund in 2004, the balance of nature is maintained here. Visitors can enjoy the tranquility of the landscape on winding paths and gain an insight into the historical significance of the ponds. The region is particularly at its most beautiful in the morning or evening hours when the light gently reflects off the water surfaces.