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Pillnitz Castle Ferry - Dresden Kleinzschachwitz-Pillnitz Ferry Information: This ferry connects the left bank of the Elbe Cycle Path with Pillnitz Castle and is the only car ferry within the city limits of Dresden. When the Elbe River level is high, the passenger ferry operates instead. The Deutschlandticket (Germany Ticket) is accepted on this ferry.

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The Buschmühle, situated between Schmiedefeld and Rennersdorf on the left bank of the Wesenitz River, was once a gem of scenic beauty. Its idyllic location made it a popular destination, especially during the summer months. Weekends saw a steady stream of visitors, and individual hikers and groups alike flocked to the romantic Buschmühle from afar. The Buschmühle is the oldest of all the mills in this part of the Wesenitz Valley. Today, it serves as a private residence, and a holiday home is available for rent across the street. We even spotted a good old Ural truck, formerly belonging to the National People's Army, under a carport. It was very well-maintained and preserved, but with a fuel consumption of 100 liters per 100 kilometers, it was surely no longer in use.

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Station of the Legends Trail https://www.westlausitz.de/erleben/sagenpfad-massenei.html with rest area

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The castle, its park and the surrounding ponds form a wonderful ensemble.

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Kleinwolmsdorf Church. Information: Rebuilt and expanded several times, it originally dates back to the early to mid-13th century. In the late 17th and early 18th centuries, it underwent several Baroque-influenced alterations.

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Hüttermühle Radeberg on the Große Röder river and bridges, in the Hüttertal valley. Information: Before 1517, a grinding mill stood on the site of today's Hüttermühle. The first stone bridge over the Röder was built in 1762 (completed in 2019).

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Tornado Man wooden sculpture (monument) and rest area in the Hüttertal valley. Information: Special events in the Hüttertal valley, such as the devastating tornado on May 24, 2010, have led to changes in the landscape. These include effects on the flora and buildings. To commemorate this day, the monumental sculpture "Tornado Man" was carved from the trunk of a fallen oak tree in 2011. Due to the rotting root system, this sculpture fell over in 2022 and was re-erected on a new foundation next to its original location in 2023. The Hüttertal Radeberg Support Association was awarded the City of Radeberg's Medal of Honor for services to the city. The association's efforts in clearing the storm damage from May 2010 were particularly highlighted.

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former cutting mill, now residential building

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