Landskron Brau-Manufaktur
Founded in 1869, Landskron Brau-Manufaktur is still in operation today, making it one of the oldest breweries still in production in Germany.
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Königsbrücker Heide
Saxony's largest contiguous nature reserve is the Königsbrücker Heide in West Lusatia. -
Hoyerswerda
The district town of Hoyerswerda is best known for its legend of Krabat, the patron saint of the rural population. -
Kulturinsel Einsiedel
At the Kulturinsel Einsiedel, everything is centred around the natural material wood. -
Kloster Marienthal
Marienthal Abbey was founded in 1234 as an abbey for Cistercian nuns. -
Irrgarten Kleinwelka
In the Kleinwelka maze, visitors can put both their sense of direction and their dexterity to the test. -
Pfefferkuchenstadt Pulsnitz
Pulsnitz is known far beyond the borders of Saxony as a town of gingerbread. -
Niederschlesien
The cross-border region of Lower Silesia, is largely located in Poland. -
Oberlausitz-Niederschlesien
The UNESCO World Heritage Site Muskauer Park as well as cultural centres such as Görlitz make the Upper Lusatia-Lower Silesia region a popular destination for visitors. -
Niesky Holzbauten der Moderne
With almost 100 prefabricated timber houses, Niesky is a model town for modern timber construction in the Weimar Republic. -
Naturpark Zittauer Gebirge
A dense network of hiking trails runs through the Zittau Mountains Nature Park. -
Oberlausitz
While ponds and lakes characterise the north of Upper Lusatia, the Lusatian Highlands extend to the south. -
Sakrale Schätze Kamenz/Kamjenc
The Lessing town of Kamenz, first mentioned in a document in 1225, is known nationwide for its sacred treasures. -
Saurierpark
Tyrannosaurus Rex, Triceratops and over 200 other life-size prehistoric lizards await visitors to Kleinwelka Dinosaur Park. -
Schloss und Park Gaußig
Two superlatives await visitors to the municipality of Doberschau-Gaußig on the northern edge of the Lusatian Highlands: Gaussig Castle and Park.