립슈츠베르크‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

This park was created as a follow-up to the 4th Saxon State Garden Show in 2006 and today delights visitors of all ages with a wide range of attractions. These include a zoo with exotic animals, an adventure playground, a labyrinth, a skate park, a barbecue area, and a miniature golf course. At the idyllic Rose Lake, the "longest bench" invites visitors to linger. The multi-purpose hall "The O" houses a large collection of coffee pots. A notarized count in November 2009 certified 18,179 pieces, but also marked the end of the large-scale collection drive. https://www.leipzig.travel/poi/o-schatz-park

The lake is now guarded by security personnel. Swimming is only permitted for members of the Bobersen Sports and Landscape Conservation Association (VSLB). According to press reports, the Federal Court of Justice in Karlsruhe is already considering the matter. It's actually unbelievable that in this sparsely populated region, only a select few should be allowed to cool off there. We were directed to the nearby forest pool, which had a visibility of less than half a meter and was very shallow in places. It wasn't that beautiful...

The Murder Pond at Schmannewitz near Dahlen At Schmannewitz, a village belonging to Dahlen near Oschatz, which received its name from the god Schwantewit, who was worshipped there in a sacred grove by the Daleminziers, there is a pond called the Murder Pond, where several virgins who had not allowed their innocence to be stolen were murdered and are said to still be walking around today. The fact that every passerby threw a stick onto their graves accounts for the significant elevation of the ground. Source: Grässe Sagenschatz des Königreich Sachsen

In summer it's a bit overgrown with blackberries and nettles. But it's still a nice place. The downhill part is very steep but it's really fun to ride. The uphill part is fun too.

Beautiful big lake with nice swimming and fishing spots. Perfect for an overnighter 🤫

The devil also seemed to have had a hand in shaping the landscape in Mühlberg and the surrounding area. In contrast to Lusatia, nothing here is built on coal, but on lots of sand and gravel. And this is particularly high quality and is loved by civil engineers. They installed it, among other things, in the Berlin city highway and in the Hamburg Elbphilharmonie.

opened on the occasion of the State Garden Show in 2006 with animal walking, playground, mini golf very nice for the children

In beautiful nature there is at least one covered bench for breaks.