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| Siebenlehn | ||
| federal state | Saxony | |
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| height | 325 m | |
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Siebenlehn is a former small town and now part of Large company at the transition of the Central Saxon hill country in the Ore Mountains. It lies between the Zellwald in the west and the Freiberger Mulde in the east. Due to the precarious financial situation, it was incorporated into the municipality of Großschirma on September 1, 2003, whereby Großschirma itself became a city.
getting there
In the street
Siebenlehn is best on the A4 Chemnitz–Dresden reachable. The departure is called 
75 Siebenlehn. After leaving the autobahn you come to the newly built bypass, which is congruent with the B 101 Nossen–Freiberg is. Everything else is regulated by the local signs.
mobility
Due to its small size - Siebenlehn has around 1700 inhabitants - everything can be easily reached on foot. The bypass road has also largely eliminated through traffic.
Tourist Attractions
Shape the city Water tower, which can be seen very early from the A 4 coming from Dresden, and which was built in 1774/75 church with its 46 m high tower.
The 413 m long is located near Siebenlehn Highway bridge, which carries the A4 and spans the valley of the Freiberger Mulde. At the time of its completion in the mid-1930s, it was the highest motorway bridge in Europe at around 70 meters above the valley floor. Shortly before the end of the war, the bridge was supposed to be blown up, but this could be prevented so that it was preserved in its original form until 1994. In the course of the six-lane expansion of the A4, a new, wider superstructure was installed, whereby the pillars were retained.
activities
- Romanus bath, Badstrasse. Price: Entry day ticket: adults € 3, disabled people 50% € 2.50, children 7 to 16 years € 1, children 2 to 6 years € 0.50.
kitchen
That is in Siebenlehn Heide's fruit press (since 1928) resident. In addition to juices, fruit wines and mulled wines are also on offer.
accommodation
- Hotel "Black Horse", Freiberger Strasse 9. Tel.: 49 (0)35242 67776, Fax: (0)35242 67777, Email: [email protected]. Price: Prices (including breakfast): single 50 €, double 68 €, 3-bed room 85 €, 4-bed room 95 €, apartment 98 €, honeymoon suite 95 €.
trips
- Nossen (4 km north, B 101) - town on the Freiberger Mulde. The mistress of Augustus the Strong, Countess Cosel, was arrested at the castle for a short time. Events with steam locomotives take place at irregular intervals in the station area.
- Neck bridge (13 km south via Bieberstein and Burkersdorf) - the "Halsbrücker Esse", built in 1888 and 89, was once the highest chimney in the world with a height of 140 m. There is also a "boat lift house" near the village, which is probably the oldest ship lift in the world.
- Freiberg (16 km south, B 101) - the unofficial capital of the Ore Mountains; centuries of silver mining have shaped them. On the way to Freiberg you can also include Halsbrücke, although you do not use the B 101, which runs further west, for the shortest route.
literature
- Holger Svensson: Design and tender for the Siebenlehn motorway bridge. Concrete and reinforced concrete construction, February 1997.
Web links
- An official website is not known. Please open Wikidata add.
- www.siebenlehn.de - Private homepage about Siebenlehn
