Gösdorf: Vacation Apartments and Holiday Homes

Around Gösdorf, the named cultural sites “Gnandstein, Castle Chapel” and “Callenberg, St. Katharina” are located in the surrounding area. For travelers interested in churches and culture, this connection is a specific reason to consider Gösdorf from this perspective.

You can rent a vacation apartment in Gösdorf.

Geographical Location

Gösdorf is a district of the municipality of Nobitz in Altenburger Land, Thuringia.

The cadastral area of Gösdorf lies on the border between Thuringia and Saxony.

Federal Highway B180 runs through Gösdorf.

Nature

In the wider regional surroundings of Gösdorf are the Karl May Cave, Bärloch, Windberg, and Steinkuppe. Those wishing to focus on landscapes and nature can consider the Karl May Cave a regional point of reference for Gösdorf.

The wider regional surroundings of Gösdorf also include Meuselwitz Castle and the Meuselwitz subcamp of the concentration camp.

History

Gösdorf was first recorded in 1180 under the name “Göswinsdorf,” although the date is uncertain; the municipality gives 1336 as the date. After the village had fallen into ruin by 1548, it was rebuilt.

Gösdorf has a medieval church. The original church was built about 700 years ago; the present church is about 500 years old.

A bus stop named “Gösdorf Abzw. Tautenhain” is listed 230 meters from Gösdorf Road.

Further places for orientation: Lumpzig, Nischwitz, Altkirchen, Schmölln, Ziegelheim, Windischleuba, Göllnitz, Altenburg.

To the overarching travel overview: Altenburger Land.