카스왈드 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

with Devil's Bridge

Church of the Holy Cross in the Weißig district of Dresden. Information: It has formed the religious center of the village since the 13th century. It underwent significant reconstruction in 1901. It is architecturally, artistically, and scenically important.

Lieblingtal의 Hubertuskapelle. 정보: 신고딕 양식(부분적으로 재건됨), 아직 서 있는 예배당의 하부는 오래되었습니다. Johann Gottlob von Quandt의 업적을 증명하며 건축, 지역 및 개인적으로 중요합니다.

There is a larger free parking lot directly opposite.

⛪ Church of the Holy Cross in Dresden-Weißig (Saxony) The Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Cross in the Dresden district of Weißig dates back to the 13th century. The current building dates primarily from 1901, when the architect Woldemar Kandler redesigned the church in the Heimatschutz style with Art Nouveau elements. Older components such as the shaft of the west tower and the outer walls of the nave were incorporated. Inside, wooden galleries on three sides divide the space. The furnishings include an altarpiece by Alfred Diethe, a pulpit, the pews, and a Jehmlich organ with 21 stops on two manuals and a pedal. A comprehensive renovation in 2000/01 largely restored the Art Nouveau interior.

The view in the other direction is much more beautiful. You can see the TV tower above Dresden and the Triebenberg mountain on the Schönfelder Hochland.

The old electors had these and other small bridges built for their hunting in the middle of the forest, above Bonnewitz

The Death Mill is located on the eastern edge of the Dresdner Heide near Ullersdorf. Here the Ullersdorfer Landstraße crosses the Prießnitz via the Death Bridge, first mentioned in 1568, whose water power drove the mill. The name goes back to the old custom of driving out death. On Laetare Sunday (third Sunday before Easter), villagers burned a straw doll every year as a symbol of the transient and thus drove out winter. Also connected to this is the Death Hill on the edge of the heath, directly north of Ullersdorf. From 1745 onwards, the town of Radeberg and the church banned the old custom. The Lang & Heyne watch factory (formerly the Todmühle or Todenmühle restaurant) is located near the actual Death Mill. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dresdner_Heide#Ullersdorfer_Hofewiese