Lessingstadt Kamenz
As the birthplace of the famous poet, Kamenz proudly bears the title "Lessingstadt".
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Lausitzer Seenland
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Bautzen Budysin
Numerous towers have adorned the centre of the Saxon town of Bautzen since the Middle Ages. -
Bierstadt Radeberg
One of Germany's most popular Pilsner beers has been brewed in the beer town of Radeberg since 1872. -
Dorfkirche Cunewalde
With over 2,600 seats, the village church in Cunewalde is the largest of its kind in Germany. -
Bärwalder See
Once an open-cast mine, the Bärwalder See, Saxony's largest lake, is now home to extensive sandy beaches that are perfect for sunbathing. -
Barockschloß Rammenau
Built in 1721, the baroque Rammenau Castle epitomises the architectural style typical of this era with its perfect symmetry and extensive castle park. -
Bischof-Benno-Haus Schlosspark Schmochtitz
A manor house once stood in the centre of the baroque castle park in Schmochtitz, which was rebuilt as the Bishop Benno House in 1990. -
Energiefabrik Knappenrode
The Knappenrode energy factory tells the story of the industrial history of the Lusatian mining district and its emergence into the modern age. -
Europastadt Görlitz
The European City of Görlitz unites numerous architectural styles from the continent to create a unique diversity. -
Gedenkstätte Bautzen
The infamous former Bautzen II prison, where political prisoners were held during the GDR era, is now a memorial site. -
Königshainer Berge
Granite was quarried in the Königshain mountains for around 130 years. -
Kloster Marienstern
Founded in 1228, Marienstern Abbey still offers sisters of the Cistercian order of the same name a place to live and work. -
Görlitz Schlesisches Museum
The Silesian Museum in Görlitz has set itself the task of presenting the history of Silesia in all its diversity. -
Herrnhut
In addition to its congregation of brothers, Herrnhut is particularly famous for its Herrnhut stars.