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Cozy, well-suited for a sheltered rest.

The new rest area is directly opposite.

It's well worth a visit.

Tower ruins, an open-air stage, and a viewpoint on Gellert Hill in Niederau. Information: Ruins: An artificial ruin of a tower, built in 1824, was used for knightly estate festivals. Open-air stage: A unique venue for events, including open-air cinema, stage shows, and concerts. Private parties are also possible; information can be found on their website. Gellert Hill: Formerly called Gipshübel, wine was cultivated here by monks as early as the 12th century.

Oberau Forest Cemetery and Memorial Site Information: Natural burials in the forest cemetery, size: 77 hectares. It features a special, partially covered memorial site in a forest clearing, designed for dignified funeral services and equipped with benches, a lectern, and a cross.

Extensive information is available at the adjacent parking and rest area.

According to the information panel: The house was owned by the Knights of Karras and was first mentioned in 1406. At that time, Kreyern was a part of Coswig and consisted of three houses and a chapel. In 1542, Elector Moritz wanted to expand his hunting grounds and incorporate Kreyern into them. This event gave rise to the legend of Karras. The knights sold the forester's lodge to Elector August and withdrew from Coswig. Since the 17th century, the house has been used as a forestry office. From 2002 to 2005, the Kreyern forester's lodge underwent extensive renovations and is now the headquarters of the Moritzburg Forestry Office.