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Station No. 76, Unkersdorfer Steinhübel, is a second-order station of the Royal Saxon Triangulation Network. In the 19th century, optical measuring instruments were fixed to the monolithic stone to sight other stations for surveying purposes. Most of these technical monuments are still preserved, and since they all stand on hilltops, they always offer a fantastic view of Saxony. From this station, sightings were made to first-order stations No. 12 (Baeyerhöhe), as well as second-order stations No. 62 (Gohlig), No. 63 (Schloßthurm), No. 64 (Wahnsdorf), No. 75 (Neukirchen), and No. 77 (Opitzhöhe). In 1999, the station was relocated from the 315-meter-high Steinhübel to the village of Unkersdorf, where it now serves as a reminder of this technical achievement.

Old railway bridge - historically very interesting - built in only 7 months -

On a clear day, you can see as far south as Saxon and Bohemian Switzerland. Looking east, you can clearly see the vineyards of Radebeul with the Spitzhaus (a historic building). Also to the east, you can see the large construction site of the new chip factory on the edge of the Dresden Heath, and on New Year's Eve, the fireworks in the city center.

Beautiful view, from Fri-Sun you can stop off in the middle of the vineyards!

St. James' Church in the Pesterwitz district of Freital. Information: The foundation stone for the present church was laid on July 11, 1905. Its church tower is approximately 43 meters high. The church is part of the Saxon Way of St. James and thus also a stop for pilgrims traveling on the section between Dresden and Grumbach.

Very nice area for cycling. Very nice views here.

Very nice area for cycling. Very nice views here.

Unfortunately, the church is not always open