라크비츠‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

When I visited in March 2025, the complex was under construction and there was no sign of the fountain.

Asphalted circular path unfortunately with many root damages

Must see

The Werbeliner See, located on the site of the former town of Werbelin, is an approximately 450 hectare open-cast mining lake that was created by flooding the former Delitzsch-Südwest open-cast mine. Filling was completed in 2008. The lake is located in the Saxon Lake District, south of the town of Delitzsch and north of Leipzig. Source https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Werbeliner_See

Fountain on Anton-Bruckner-Allee built in 1968. It has since been renovated and, after a long break, has been bubbling again since 2021.

If you sit drinking Bionade on the banks of the Elster flood bed today, little reminds you of the history of the Wagner grove. The city of Leipzig had planned to erect a monument to Richard Wagner. A monument designed by Max Klinger in 1904 was never completed. In 1932, a monument competition was announced for a monument that was to be built on the Elsterwiese. After the National Socialists took power, the Mayor of Leipzig declared on the 50th anniversary of Wagner's death in February 1933 that the project would be continued. From around 600 drafts submitted, the sculptor Emil Hipp was awarded the contract. A national monument should now be erected. The monument itself should consist of relief panels, without being a figurative representation. The foundation stone was laid in 1934. The horticultural implementation was completed in 1936. However, the memorial plaques were not completed by Emil Hipp until 1944. It was no longer listed because the city refused to take it over after the end of the war. Instead, Hipp sold the records individually to Wagnerians.

Nice park in the middle of the city

Please keep the environment clean 👍🏻