쉬운 뵈더 호수 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

A beautiful and "primeval" section of this trail around the lake. Here, nature has space and the conditions to unfold freely again.

It doesn't have any real function anymore, but it's very nice to look at.

A very impressive steel bridge

Just below the railway bridge there is a beautiful hiking trail to cross the river

Great path by the water

Congress Hall, Nazi Party Rally Grounds, Nuremberg Along with the "Strength Through Joy" seaside resort in Prora on Rügen, the Congress Hall is one of the largest surviving single buildings from the Nazi era. If completed, it would have been used only once a year during the Reich Party Rallies for the "Party Congress." Hitler would have galvanized the Nazi Party members with his keynote speeches. The foundation stone was laid during the Reich Party Rallies on September 11, 1935. The Congress Hall has a floor area of 275 by 265 meters. For its construction, not only were forest areas near the Dutzendteich lake cleared, but thousands of gravel pillars were also driven into the muddy subsoil, upon which the several-meter-thick concrete foundations rest. Upon completion, the Congress Hall would have been approximately 70 meters high. Construction work was significantly reduced after the outbreak of war in 1939 and finally stopped completely in 1942, except for safety measures. By then, the current height of almost 40 meters had been reached. The interior of the hall, the so-called inner courtyard, now open to the sky, the upper floors of the rotunda, which contains exclusively service areas for access to the unbuilt hall, and the entire interior furnishings remained unfinished. To this day, the rotunda remains a shell of brick and concrete; only the exterior façade of solid granite shows its final form. Text / Source: City of Nuremberg, Mayor, Department of Culture https://www.nuernberg.de/internet/kongresshalle/erinnerungskultur.html#:~:text=Since 2001, the Documentation Center on the Nazi Party Rally Grounds has been informing and researching, and will then launch a new permanent exhibition.

Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds, Nuremberg From 1933 to 1938, the Nazis held their Nazi Party Rallies in Nuremberg. Even today, the remains of the large buildings erected at that time bear witness to the staging of these propaganda displays. During the renovation work, which is expected to last until 2026, an interim exhibition will provide a comprehensive overview of the history of the site and the Nazi Party Rallies. Panels on the 4-square-kilometer Nazi Party Rally Grounds themselves provide information about the history of each location. Text / Source: Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds, Bayernstraße 110, Nuremberg https://museen.nuernberg.de/dokuzentrum/

Beautiful tour through nature