발터스도르프 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A single-nave church, its core dating from the 13th century with several alterations and extensions. It features a slate-covered western roof tower with a lantern. Inside is a pulpit altar.

A single-nave church dating from 1820. It features a western roof turret with a curved spire and lantern. Inside, there is a Baroque pulpit altar from the previous church.

Right next to the memorial stone, we had a close encounter with a young roebuck. Interesting not only because of the story from that time...

Worthwhile path off the road behind the ponds

A picturesque valley that ends in a small village – former charcoal kilns can be visited, and donkeys might stumble over your feet. The cute little houses are well worth a look!

Laasan, beyond Jena, is said to be the forgotten village. But that's not true. Napoleon's troops plundered Laasan just as much. The village that actually remained undiscovered was Meusebach. Its residents had additionally covered the unmarked path with felled trees to make it look as if there was nothing behind it. However, a Frenchman saw through this ruse and ran up the road to Meusebach. The residents had no choice but to kill the French soldier. He was buried here on this spot. A plaque next to it tells the story.

This bridge was built by the last Elector of Saxony in 1552.

Meusebach in the Saale-Holzland district is the center of the event. Charcoal production can also be seen there.