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This is actually a nice spot for swimming, but it's not Lake Zwenkau that you jump into, but Lake Markkleeberg.

In front of the memorial there is a 162 by 79 meter large pool of water, which was renamed "Lake of Tears for the Fallen Soldiers" by the National Socialists in 1938. It is meant to symbolize the tears of the people mourning those who died in the battle. This name is still used in Leipzig's vernacular.

Wachau, Wachau - you dreamer, on the beautiful Danube beach..." this song proves that swimming in the Danube is really worth it. Weissenkirchen beach Many of the Danube beaches are gravelled, but the beach in Weissenkirchen in the Wachau is one of the few large sandy beaches (depending on the water level). The Weissenkirchen beach is right in the town, with a lovely lawn under the trees, toilets and changing facilities and a children's playground. For the young and the young at heart, the beach volleyball court offers variety.

Even when frozen, the Lake of Tears is very impressive and beautiful to look at with the Battle of the Nations Monument in the background 🤗.

The Lake of Tears in Leipzig is an artificially created, 162 x 79 meter water basin in front of the Leipzig Battle of the Nations Memorial, probably the most famous attraction in Leipzig. The lake symbolizes the tears of the peoples who mourned the victims of the Battle of Leipzig in October 1813. More than 120,000 soldiers died in the battle that broke Napoleon's tyranny over Europe.

Quiet beautiful location to linger and swim

The Lake of Tears in Leipzig is an artificial, 162 x 79 meter large pool of water in front of the Leipzig Monument to the Battle of the Nations, probably the most famous sight in Leipzig. The lake symbolizes the tears of the peoples who mourned the victims of the Battle of the Nations near Leipzig in October 1813. More than 120,000 soldiers died in the battle that broke Napoleon's tyranny over Europe. The 91 meter high memorial is the largest national monument in Germany. It was built between 1897 and 1913 and inaugurated on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Leipzig. In 2013, the 200th anniversary was celebrated with great celebrations. Extensive reconstruction work was carried out in advance. In contrast to the serious background, a well-known, much-attended bathtub race was held for more than 20 years on the Lake of Tears in front of the Monument to the Battle of the Nations. (Source: https://www.seen.de/see-der-traenen/)

The Markkleeberger See is a lake that was artificially created as a post-mining landscape east of the eponymous town of Markkleeberg south of Leipzig. Like the neighboring Störmthaler See, from which it is only separated by the Autobahn 38, it is part of a flooded opencast mine. Source: Wikipedia