Endschütz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Estimated to be around 330 years old, Hütermühle Endschütz is considered one of the oldest houses in the village. You can rent a holiday apartment in Endschütz.

Nature

Endschütz lies on a plateau east of the White Elster. The Fuchsbach stream flows through the village, which also has a village pond.

History

A settlement history for Endschütz has been documented dating back to before the Reformation.

Getting There

Endschütz is connected to the surrounding area by the K 117 district road; weekday bus services, except on Saturdays, operate on the Gera–Wünschendorf–Linda–Wolfersdorf route.

Landscape

Endschütz lies in the Fuchsbach Valley.

Culture

The Summer Palace (Greiz) and the Upper Castle of Greiz are located in the area surrounding Endschütz. The Lower Castle of Greiz lies in the wider regional area. Reuster Berg, Lerchenberg and Wachberg are also located in the area surrounding Endschütz.

St. Vitus Parish Church in Veitsberg and Kieferberg are located in the immediate vicinity of Endschütz.

Traditional weaving is associated with Endschütz.

Geographical Setting

Endschütz is a small rural settlement with an urban orientation towards Berga/Elster, Weida, Ronneburg and Gera.

Things to Do

The paths around Endschütz include sections in the river valley, in the forest and through the open landscape; the named routes include the Zehnmarkweg. This suits a stay focused on exploring different types of landscape on foot.

Other places in the same area: Moschwitz, Zadelsdorf, Gera, Münchenbernsdorf, Hohenleuben, Zeulenroda-Triebes, Steinsdorf, Mohlsdorf-Teichwolframsdorf.

For the overview of the wider destination: Greiz.