Brößnitz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The former Stange water mill in Brößnitz, Im Tal 15 and 15a, is a largely original mill complex of local historical significance. It includes a residential stable house, a barn, a stable building, and the courtyard paving. The core of the mill is older than the building dated 1905; the barn dates from around 1850.

Culture

Near the Teichmühle mill by Brößnitz stands Saxon-Prussian Boundary Stone No. 162 from the 18th century. It is connected with the historical border and the history of surveying.

The rural landmarks in Brößnitz also include an early 19th-century stone arch bridge over the Tränkebach, a 19th-century dovecote, a utility building dating from around 1800 with an adjoining bakery and half-timbered upper floor, as well as a rare public ladder house from the 19th century.

Landscape

Galgenberg is located in the nearby area of Brößnitz. Huttenberg and Kutschenberg are also located in the nearby area. Raschützberg is located in the surrounding area of Brößnitz.

Cycling

An official 83.36-kilometre cycling route through the Großenhainer Pflege passes the Stange Mill in Brößnitz. It connects former and existing mills, technical monuments, and agricultural landscapes via paved roads as well as forest and field paths.

Geographical Context

The municipality of Lampertswalde is described as having good road connections to the A13 motorway via the Thiendorf and Schönborn interchanges.

In the wider regional surroundings of Brößnitz are Diesbar-Seußlitz, the Castle Church, Annahütte, Henriettenkirche, Meißen Cathedral, and Meißen, St. Afra Evangelical Church.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Brößnitz can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

For the higher-level travel overview: Weißig Am Raschütz.