노이키르헨/플라이세‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Beautiful picnic area with seating and bench on the SOUTH BANK of the middle of the three ponds

Here, a wooden bench invites you to briefly dismount your bike and admire the forest pond. The three Weißenborn Forest Park ponds were created over 100 years ago.

Very beautiful lake. Lots of grey herons there. Nice for a walk or bike ride.

The reservoir is nestled in the idyllic Werder Forest. In every season, it unfolds its own special charm – be it in the lush green of summer, the splendor of autumn, or the quiet magic of winter. The surrounding trees are picturesquely reflected in the water's surface, lending the place an almost magical atmosphere. The reservoir is a place of peace and relaxation – ideal for nature lovers and especially for families who want to enjoy time together in nature.

https://www.koberbachtalsperre.de/ Ideal short circular hike around the Koberbach Dam with children. Circular route approximately 4.3 km. You can also walk around the fore-dam of the Koberbach Dam. The Koberbach Dam is a dam in the northwest of the Zwickau district in the Free State of Saxony. It was built to supply industrial water to the towns of Neukirchen and Crimmitschau and today serves exclusively for flood protection and recreation. Great for relaxation, hiking, picnicking, swimming, and fishing. There's even a drive-in cinema directly across from the Koberbach Dam.

Very worth seeing, you have to see it

Around 1900, the three Weißenborn Forest Park ponds were created in connection with the expansion and beautification of the city forest. Initially, they were used for fish farming. With increasing shading due to forest growth, this use proved unprofitable and declined in importance. Today, the ponds are an important habitat for many animal and plant species. With the numerous recreational facilities along their banks, they offer many opportunities for local recreation. Source: https://www.zwickau.de/de/tourismus/freizeit/parks_gaerten/waldpark/parkanlagen.php

In 1901, the Erzgebirge branch association in Zwickau began designing the area around the Bellmann fountain. The area was planted with oak trees and the Bellmann hut was built thanks to donations from a member. The place was planned for gatherings of larger groups. The first approved celebrations took place in 1909. In 1930, the grounds were redesigned according to plans by the landscape architect Paul Lorenz. The inspiration for this came from the local Erzgebirge branch association, which celebrated its 50th anniversary in the same year. A memorial stone erected on this occasion still commemorates this today. In the 1970s, the complex was given its current appearance. The elaborate path with wooden bridges, walkways and steps was replaced by a simple staircase that leads from the square down to the spring. Source:https://www.zwickau.de/de/tourismus/freizeit/parks_gaerten/waldpark/parkanlagen.php