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Nice market square, unfortunately without an ice cream parlor ;)

below the lower gate, first mentioned in the 13th century

Electoral Saxon post mile column, Altdorf von Geithain

Via Porphyria – Pilgrims in the land of the Red Porphyry https://www.cnoops.de/via-porphyria-pilgern-im-land-des-roten-porphyr/

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The bridge stone found at the outlet of the Oberfürstenteich in 2005 came to light when the bridge was renovated. It is 170 cm long, 80 cm wide, weighs around 760 kg and consists of porphyry tuff rock from the Rochlitzer Berg. (LVZ, Tuesday, October 25, 2005, p. 5) The boulder comes from southern Sweden and came to Geithain with the Elster glaciation 500,000 years ago. mass 14 t. (Info: Bernd Richter) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Geithain,_Br%C3%BCckenstein_und_Findling_im_Stadtpark.jpg

The city has two distance columns made of Rochlitz porphyry from 1727, both on the B 7. One stands next to an implemented royal Saxon milestone in the city park, at the lower city gate (Altenburger Straße/corner of Grimmaische Straße). The other is on the eastern edge of downtown, in the direction of Rochlitz, at the former Obertor (Dresdener Straße 14). An original block of writing from these columns is kept in Leipzig and an original piece of coat of arms in a lapidarium in Meissen. During the last restoration in 2011, the twisted blocks of letters and coat of arms were originally aligned again. Source: https://www.wikiwand.com/de/Galerie_der_kurs%C3%A4chsischen_Postmeilens%C3%A4ulen