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Experience the moor with all your senses - under this motto, the moor adventure trail between HEIDE SPA and Obermühle invites you to take an interesting tour of discovery. Learn all sorts of interesting facts about the formation, degradation and processing of moors on a circular route. The circular route leads past a lorry that used to be used to mine and transport the moor. Only a few meters further you reach the "moor pocket" in which the moor used in therapy is stored. You can cross the moor comfortably and dry-shod on a wooden footbridge. When you get to the other side, you have to take off your shoes and stockings. In the moor treading pool you can convince yourself of the beneficial effects of the moor.
The moor adventure trail is open from May 1st to September 30th. The entrance is on Parkstrasse. Admission is free.
Museum village Dübener Heide
Very close to the HEIDE SPA you will find the very well-preserved Obermühle. This historic water mill was first mentioned around 1500. The mill saw, ground and crushed for over 450 years until it was shut down in 1948. The mill garden, an oven built according to historical models, the cottage garden and the field barn with a threshing machine - there is much to discover here. The Obermühle is open every weekend and its cabaret stage offers cultural highlights throughout the year.
Bad Düben Landscape Museum
The landscape museum was reopened in September 2022 after a renovation phase lasting several years. The name of the museum says it all. The rooms of the permanent exhibition give an insight into the cultural landscape of the Düben Heath that has been shaped by people. The city's history awaits with themes such as cures and commands and the freshly restored shop fittings of the Schultze drugstore (1816-1984) on the market square. The castle tower offers an all-round view and interesting facts about the history of Hans Kohlhase.
Cities and Culture
Leipzig has many faces. Art, culture and science have their place in Leipzig. Great composers such as Bach, Mendelsohn-Bartholdy and Schumann left their mark here. The traditions live on in the Thomaner Choir and in the Gewandhaus. Lovingly restored town houses, inviting cafés and restaurants, magnificent arcades and, last but not least, the shopping world in Leipzig Central Station characterize the flair of the city. www.leipzig.de
On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses "Against abuse and the sale of indulgences" to the portal of the Castle Church - an act that was to shake the world of the time to its foundations. Visitors encounter this eventful history at every turn as they walk through the old town kick. www.lutherstadt-wittenberg.de
The landmark of the city on the Elbe is probably Hartenfels Castle, built in the 15th and 16th centuries and once the seat of the Saxon electors. Strolling through the streets of Torgau, you can discover more than 500 individual monuments from the late Gothic and Renaissance periods. www.torgau.de
A picturesque old town, beautiful gardens, individual shopping - that's Delitzsch! The city is known for its baroque palace and the chocolate made here. www.delitzsch.de
City of iron: The region around Bitterfeld and Gräfenhainichen, once characterized by lignite mining, is transforming into a special kind of recreational and adventure landscape. The flooding of the former open-pit mines has created a lake landscape, ideal for tourism and water sports enthusiasts.
www.delitzsch.de
Dübener Heide
... quiet landscape, largely untouched nature and lonely paths - they give the nature park Dübener Heide its unmistakable character. With an area of 2000 m2, the Dübener Heide is the largest contiguous forest area in the Central European lowlands. With a bit of luck you can catch a glimpse of the coat of arms, the beaver.
www.naturpark-duebener-heide.com
Wörlitzer Park
The Wörlitzer Park is not only one of the largest and most beautiful, but also one of the earliest and most important landscape parks in continental Europe. Constantly changing garden images, castles, canals with bridges, sculptures, lakes and ingeniously designed visual axes allow the visitor to constantly experience new views.
www.gartenreich.com
Seaside Goitzsche
For almost 100 years, coal mining has shaped the 60 km² area of the Goitzsche landscape park near Bitterfeld. In 1999, the flooding of the remaining opencast mine holes began. The resulting waters are a habitat for a large number of animal species after just a few years and today offer a wide range of opportunities for water sports enthusiasts.
www.goitzsche.eu
More activities
- Hiking and biking: Naturpark Dübener Heide
- Golf: Golfclub Leipzig
- Tennis: Tennisclub Bad Düben
- Water sports: Goitzsche See, Schladitzer See
- High ropes course: Rubiconpark Düberner Heide
- Skydiving: Fallschirmsportverein Eilenburg