랑게놀라 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The beautifully designed Saxon Altenburg memorial stone is impossible to miss on the border path.

A very eventful history: https://schloss-oppurg.de/historie/

Great castle in good condition. Cannot be visited.

The teahouse is located on the edge of the park of the Hummelshain hunting lodge.

Ernst I (1826-1908) was Duke of Saxe-Altenburg from 1853 to 1908. After a fire in 1872, he had the hunting lodge rebuilt in the Neo-Renaissance style (1880-1885). https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernst_I._(Sachsen-Altenburg)

Today this was almost the center of my little trip. A very quiet place where the little refreshment tasted good.

On the border path between south of Hummelshain and Stanau you can find various, well-preserved and well-maintained (the lettering is painted in black) large border stones. Further information can be found at the Langenorla local history association: https://www.gemeinde-langenorla.de/vereine/heimatverein/heimat.htm

First mentioned in outline in 1494 as an electoral hunting lodge (with origins in the 13th century); Built in its current form from 1664 by Duke Friedrich Wilhelm II of Saxe-Altenburg, it was rebuilt and expanded several times until the 19th century; Together with the Kavaliershaus (1856), the tea house (1862) and the arcade (1900), it forms an overall ensemble on the southern edge of the castle park not far from the Johanneskirche; after an interim use from 1918, among other things. As a Reich farming school, tuberculosis, recovery, after-work and nursing home, age-appropriate apartments have been rented out in the Old Castle since 2012;