체르브스트/안할트 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The name doesn't live up to its promise. Princess Barby was no longer there. Prince Ken must have been faster...

The Heidetor (Heath Gate) is one of Zerbst's few remaining city gates and a striking testament to the former city fortifications. It originated in the Middle Ages as an exit gate towards the Zerbst Heath and marked the transition between the city and the surrounding countryside for centuries. With its simple, fortified appearance, the Heidetor is a reminder of protection, control, and the importance of trade routes and access roads. Today, as a historical structure, it shapes the cityscape and, together with the nearby Church of the Holy Trinity, forms a distinctive entrance to Zerbst's old town.

Here you can see a section of the well-preserved city wall. But the city wall is also still preserved around Zerbst.

On the plaque in front of it, you can read that ice blocks were stored in the cellar and the pavilion was used for small celebrations.

From the looks of things, the facility is no longer in use. It's a shame it's not used as a viewing point.

A very interesting technical monument. It's a shame it's no longer in use, and if it is, you're still allowed to cross-country ski there.

Great idea and excellent snacks during breaks, very commendable. There's more than just milk.

"Yes, she's still alive..." and could tell us so much.