라인스베르그 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Railing damaged by fallen trees, walk carefully

Viewpoint? Very overgrown but still a beautiful spot

"The park became increasingly neglected in the 1980s and 1990s. The views became overcast. Today, one can at least glimpse the cityscape. Visible are the palace, in its essential form dating from 1682, the town church from 1565, the houses on the market square, and the roof of the Sachsenhof palace."

Burg & Schloss Reinsberg. 정보: 성곽은 Bobritzsch 강 위의 가파른 경사면에 지어졌으나, 건축가는 오늘날까지 정확히 밝혀지지 않았습니다. 1197년에 이미 영주의 거주지가 있었으며, 1350년에는 castrum, 1411년에는 Schloss로 불렸습니다.

Nossen Castle dates back to a castle that was probably built in the first half of the 12th century. At that time, the castle was owned by the Knights of Nozin, whose family was first mentioned in documents in 1185 in the person of Petrus de Nozin. The Lords of Nossen, as they are called today in reference to the current name of the town, had a strip of land between Pitzschebach and Mulde as a fief from the Bishop of Meissen. In the largely uninhabited land, village settlements such as Breitenbach, Gruna, Keseberg (today's Augustusberg) and Niedereula arose under the protection of the landowners. The village settlement at the foot of the castle later developed into the town of Nossen.

The whole area is extremely worth seeing if you are interested in nature, history and mining.

This bridge is closed to pedestrians and cyclists (as of January 25, 2025) and there is no longer any possibility to walk over it and of course it is not stated anywhere how long or why this bridge is closed but obviously it is said to be dilapidated in other words all walks that include this bridge are invalid until further notice

great corner with wonderful paths