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Turmgutsteg
Linking Gohlis to Rosental
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The Turmgutsteg in Leipzig is a pedestrian and bicycle bridge crossing the Parthe River. It connects the Gohlis district with the scenic Rosental area. The bridge's name is a nod to the nearby Gohliser Schlösschen, once known as Turmgut.
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The bridge's name refers to the nearby Gohliser Schlösschen.
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Here you are on the Turmgutsteg, an essential pedestrian and bicycle bridge that crosses the Parthe River. This path takes you directly from Gohlis into the scenic Rosental. Look around, and you might spot the Gohliser Schlösschen to the north, once known as Turmgut. This bridge isn't just a practical crossing; it also carries a bit of history with its name reflecting the nearby palace. Enjoy the tranquil surroundings and the closeness to nature as you stroll across.
