라인스베르그 최고의 러닝 경로

An information board reveals more about the history.

"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."

View of Nossen Castle

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 former pumping station on the Rodigtberg in Nossen, when the slope of the Rodigt was also built up with houses above Dresdner Strasse, this building was used to pump water to supply the houses with water. In the past it has repeatedly fallen victim to vandalism and ambitious "ideas" to use it as a youth club. The building is closed to the public but is still an interesting sight in the middle of and out of place in the forest.

Zellwald station

Caspar David Friedrich found the mystical landscape with the old pointed arches of the abbey, the hidden bridges and gnarled old trees particularly inspiring. He sketched the abbey, the bulk building and the wine cellar. However, he was particularly fascinated by the ruins of the summer dining room. The sketch from 1800 became the painting “Ruins at Dusk” thirty years later. Today you can still enjoy a simple life with nature in the Altzella monastery hostel, just like the Cistercians used to do back then. You can spend what feels like days on the winding paths of the castle park. So plan enough time for your visit and maybe even take part in a guided tour: https://www.kloster-altzella.de.

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