Waldheim - Waldheim

Waldheim
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The small town Waldheim is located, surrounded by steep slopes, in the valley of the Zschopau im Central Saxon hill country.

background

getting there

By plane

By train

The train driver travels the hourly rail line ChemnitzRiesaElsterwerda at.

By bus

In the street

Due to the valley location, Waldheim is not connected to the two federal highways B 169 and B 175, which pass to the east and west at a distance. There are two ways to get to Waldheim from Dresden: On the one hand, you can take the A 14 to the junction Döbeln-North and then via the bypass Chub (B 169), on the other hand via the A4 to the connection point Hainichen and then via Rossau. The first variant is also used when traveling from Leipzig and the second when traveling from Chemnitz.

mobility

Map of Waldheim

Tourist Attractions

Town hall from the market square

The striking is located directly on the banks of the Zschopau town hall with its tower and the council chamber, built in 1902 in Art Nouveau style. Seen from the Zschopau bridge on the right it borders Marketplace with a Saxon postal mileage column and the Wettin fountain. Further back then the St. Nicolai Church by 1842.

The penal institution, which was notorious as a penitentiary in the past, is still located in Waldheim today. A museum was set up here. Contact: Saxon Prison Museum, Dresdener Str.1a. Tel.: 49 (0)34327 99359, Fax: (0)34327 99299, Email: . Open: Opening times (by prior arrangement only): Daily except on Sundays and public holidays, times by arrangement.Price: free entry..

activities

  • City sports hall
  • Kleinbahn Waldheim – Kriebstein, Driving operations on well-known weekends.
  • outdoor pool With a wide wave slide, swimmer and non-swimmer area and toddler pool in the Gebersbach district

shop

  • 1  Kaufland, Hauptstrasse 107, 04736 Waldheim. Tel.: 49 (0)34327 6040. Open: Mon - Sat 7 a.m. - 10 p.m.

kitchen

  • 1  Venecia ice cream parlor, Obermarkt 6, 04736 Waldheim, Germany. Tel.: 49 (0)34327 67853. Open: daily 10.30 a.m. - 8.30 p.m.

nightlife

accommodation

  • 2  Pension & Restaurant Waldfrieden, Diedenhainer Weg 2, 04736 Waldheim. Tel.: (0)34327 53046, Fax: (0)34327 53047, Email: . The restaurant offers seasonal delicacies as well as game and fish specialties.Feature: pension.Open: Opening times of the associated restaurant: Mon from 5 p.m., Tue - Fri 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. from 5 p.m., Sat from 11 a.m., Sun 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.Price: single from € 63, double from € 90.

security

  • 1  Police station, Dresdener Str.2B, 04736 Waldheim. Tel.: 49 (0)34327 9550.

health

Pharmacies

Practical advice

trips

A road leads south along the eastern bank of the Zschopau Kriebsteinwhere to get the 1 Kriebstein CastleKriebstein Castle in the Wikipedia encyclopediaKriebstein Castle in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsKriebstein Castle (Q1012744) in the Wikidata database and can visit the dam.

The railway line north of Waldheim is historically interesting because this is where the so-called one is located Bankruptcy mile. The terrain in the Zschopautal was so difficult for the construction of the line from 1845 - five viaducts and a tunnel had to be built that the railway company perished and had to be bought up by the Saxon state. The first viaduct is the Diedenhainer Viaduct (172 m long, 23.3 m high), which the road to Hartha crosses under. This is followed by the Kummersmühle viaducts (110 m long, 10.2 m high), Steina (226 m long, 26.5 m high), Saalbach (83 m long, 13.8 m high) and Limmritz (260 m long, 31 , 7 m high). The latter enables the Zschopau crossing; the other viaducts only cross side valleys. The tunnel in front of the Limmritz train station was slit in the run-up to electrification in 1991.

Other destinations in the vicinity are:

  • Hartha (4 km northwest) - the city of Hartha is not located directly in the Zschopau valley, but around 4 km to the west; City church and observatory.
  • Chub (11 km northeast, via Ziegra-Knobelsdorf) - Döbeln is the largest town in the central Saxon hill country and has two marketplaces and a horse-drawn tram.
  • Horse wine (16 km east, via Reichenbach and Etzdorf) - formerly an important industrial location on the Mulde. Historical indoor swimming pool; near the Troischaufelsen.
  • Hainichen (17 km southeast, via Rossau) - located on the Stiegis, a tributary of the Freiberger Mulde. Birth town of the poet and philosopher Christian Fürchtegott Gellert.
  • Mittweida (17 km south, via Kriebstein) - the city lies like Waldheim an der Zschopau; Evangelical Lutheran City Church “Our Dear Women”.
  • Rochlitz (20 km to the west, at Geringswalde on the B 175) - small town with a castle on the Zwickauer Mulde.

literature

  • Thomas Berger et al .: 150 years of the Riesa - Chemnitz railway line. Railway in Chemnitz. Association of Saxon Railway Friends, Dresden 2002

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