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You learn a lot of interesting facts about silver mining.

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The Silver Classroom, located at the site of the former town mill, is part of the nature trail in the Gimmlitz Valley. Information: Opened in 2015, the Silver Classroom features a watercourse, quiz, and more. Focusing on mining and mill technologies, the Silver Classroom offers visitors the opportunity during the summer months to learn about the application and use of hydropower and to experience this firsthand on a watercourse with a hand pump, draw well, and waterwheel.

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Zug Mine House Information: The mine house of the Deep Prince's Mine in the Emanuel Tunnel in Zug. It is a listed building. It served as a mine house and blacksmith's shop from around 1580.

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Huthaus Prophet Daniel in Zug. Info: Built around 1700 near the mine on the Prophet Daniel hill, known since 1514.

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The Schwedenhöhe refuge, with a table and bench, invites you to take a rest after the short climb. The view of the Mulda and the expansive meadows is worth the effort.

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Very beautiful natural state and place. A space for nature

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Fittingly integrated into the nature trail.

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Fittingly integrated into the nature trail...

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You will pass by this and other hut houses as well as pits, shafts, etc. if you follow the circular route "through the Zug mining area". Both the information signs and the signposts have been renewed and are visible from afar.

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Motif of the black stork on the blockline route.

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educational playground for children about mining - unfortunately there is often no water for the water wheel - if there was no water in the past, the pits flooded because the pumping stations could not turn without water.

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This great rest area is located on the block line and is easy to recognize from the imposing wooden portals, milestones and wonderfully designed animals as motif milestones along the way. On the way there are other idyllic resting places of this kind to linger.

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In the middle of the forest, a small discovery area has been created with many small activities. There is also a hut here, so it is also a good place to rest.

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one of many carvings on the blockline

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Built around 1700 to pit standing on the prophet Daniel

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At this BLOCKLINE location (Frauenstein shelter, Gimmlitztal), you might encounter a black woodpecker. Starting from the starting point (Holzhau), you are at kilometer 57.4 of the BLOCKLINE route (stage 7). From here, it's another 3.5 km to the stage finish in Frauenstein.

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You can learn something about mining in the region in Gimmlitztal in the silver classroom. Various information boards tell something about the history, you can test your knowledge of mining terms on a pin board and you can pump and scoop water yourself and run it over a water wheel. This beautiful square was designed with the help of the region's fire brigade and maintained by volunteers. If you like, you can rest here and listen to the birds or the nearby river. Not far from here you can also find the remains of old mills and an ore wash.

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Armed conflicts and their consequences also influenced Mulda. In 1634, Swedish troops marched through the town, pillaging, pillaging and murdering. In addition to many buildings, the church was also cremated. As a result of the chaos of war, the plague broke out in Mulda and claimed numerous victims. A little wood in the hallway of the church, the plague cemetery, still bears witness to this today. During the siege of the city of Freiberg in the Thirty Years' War, Swedish troops set up military camps on the heights between Mulda and Lichtenberg in 1639, which is what the name "Schwedenhöhe" is reminiscent of. Source: https://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC27VRR_den-schweden-auf-der-spur?guid=558a5b65-19c8-421b-8a04-98ffa912f25b

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Sculptures of the 'Sauensäger' can be found everywhere in this area.

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from 1514 (stockpile); around 1700 (Huthaus), mining complex with Huthaus and heap as well as three other heaps of the Daniel Zug in the Freiberg district; elongated hut house (around 1700) with a pitched roof, significant mining and local history

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