In the surrounding area of Ronneburg are Köstritz Palace and Wachhügel. Köstritz Palace is a specific point of interest for visitors with a cultural interest.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Ronneburg.
Culture and History
On the former site of the 2007 Federal Horticultural Show is the 225-metre-long wooden Drachenschwanz Bridge.
Nearby Posterstein is part of the excursion context around Ronneburg; there, an 800-year-old hilltop castle and objects from the local history museum are the main attractions.
In the wider regional surroundings of Ronneburg are Moritzburg Palace, Meuselwitz Palace and Christiansburg.
Landscape and Trails
In the immediate vicinity of Ronneburg are Gericht, Reuster Berg and Kirchberg.
The Gessenbach rises in the eastern urban area of Ronneburg, flows through Ronneburg and empties into the Weiße Elster.
Ronneburg’s cultural and historical heritage includes St. Mary’s Parish Church, the castle, the manor, the parish vicariate, the Noack patrician house, the town and school museum, and the mining museum.
From the 18th century onward, Ronneburg had a mineral spa and health resort tradition associated with five mineral springs.
The former mining landscape was transformed into the Neue Landschaft Ronneburg, a BUGA landscape park with walking paths, viewpoints and restored open spaces.
The Thuringian City Chain runs from Ronneburg Castle via the Gessentalweg and through this landscape park towards this bridge. For visitors interested in cycling, this specific route is an option in Ronneburg.
Ronneburg’s industrial heritage includes a reinforced-concrete hall listed in the heritage registers, which was later used for assembling Rex-Simplex cars and Elite trucks.
Via this landscape park and the Gessental area, Ronneburg provides access to regional and long-distance hiking trails.
The 20-metre-high Discovery Tower in this landscape park serves as a viewing tower and climbing wall.
Ronneburg’s visible landscape is closely connected with the former Wismut uranium mining area and its subsequent redesign.
Further local pages: Auma-Weidatal, Hilbersdorf, Hohenleuben, Endschütz, Zadelsdorf, Moschwitz, Weida, Kraftsdorf.
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