Welcome to Bad Muskau, a picturesque Saxon town in the heart of Upper Lusatia! Nestled within the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Muskau Park/Park Mużakowski and surrounded by the natural beauty along the Lusatian Neisse River, Bad Muskau invites you to experience its unique atmosphere. Known for the magnificent Prince Pückler Park, a masterpiece of English landscape gardening, and as a state-recognized peat spa, Bad Muskau offers a perfect combination of history, nature, and relaxation. Immerse yourself and discover the treasures of this special town!

Welcome to Germany's easternmost city! With around 57,000 inhabitants and a history dating back to 1071, Görlitz offers you a vibrant home. Its architecture speaks of economic prosperity and the pride of its citizens, with some 4,000 lovingly restored monuments from the Late Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque periods. Görlitz combines tradition and innovation, home to major companies such as Bombardier Transportation and Siemens AG Energy Sector. The Landskron Brewery invites you to enjoy regional delicacies, and the partnership with Zgorzelec enriches the region's cultural life. Görlitz is actively involved in economic development, tourism, and location marketing. Discover the diversity and beauty of this unique city!

Welcome to Niesky, the largest town in the Görlitz district since 2008! Discover a vibrant town with excellent infrastructure, including a hospital, doctors, care facilities, schools, and childcare centers. Nestled in the Upper Lusatian lake and pond landscape and surrounding mountains, Niesky has been shaped by open-cast coal mining in recent decades. Including the districts of Kosel, See, Ödernitz, and Stannewisch, Niesky has a population of 10,248 spread across 53.6 km².

Proximity to Poland and the Czech Republic is crucial for economic development. Friendly relations with partner cities such as Albert in France, Turnov in the Czech Republic, and Jawor in Poland are actively cultivated.

Feel free to discover the diverse offerings in Niesky! Whether you're looking for peace and quiet, relaxation, or active leisure activities – there's something for everyone here.

Welcome to Reichenbach/OL, nestled in a picturesque setting between the Rotstein and Königshain Hills! The town's history is closely linked to the Via Regia, the medieval trade and military route from Kyiv to Santiago de Compostela. The town was first documented in 1280. At the beginning of the 13th century, the Bohemian kings systematically founded urban settlements along this important road, and Reichenbach was one of them.

A wealth of historical and contemporary artifacts invite you to explore. The best way to experience it is to see for yourself – by enriching the city as a guest!

Welcome to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, the easternmost small town on the Neisse River! Since 1268, this charming town has captivated visitors with its vibrant history. The medieval structures, including the town hall, market square, and cobblestones suitable for horse-drawn carriages, have been lovingly preserved.

The town was long shaped by the Martin family, as evidenced by the Martinshof and the Martin-Ulbrich-Haus. Until 1945, Rothenburg was the district seat; afterwards, this was transferred to Niesky.

Experience Rothenburg – romantically tranquil, yet with a hidden vibrancy: a swimming pool, 36 clubs, kindergartens, schools, a multigenerational center, industrial parks, a library, and museums. All this is nestled in an unspoiled landscape that invites you to breathe deeply. Look forward to unforgettable impressions in Rothenburg, where history, modernity, and nature go hand in hand!

Welcome to Weißwasser/Oberlausitz – a city with history, charm and fascinating development! Surrounded by the lignite-rich heathland between the Lusatian Lake District and the German-Polish border, experience a unique combination of tradition and progress.

The city's history dates back to June 8, 1552, when Weißwasser was first mentioned in the property register of the Muskau estate. From a predominantly agricultural village in the Lüneburg Heath, Weißwasser has developed into a thriving industrial city. Experience its fascinating history and discover how the city evolved into what it is today.

Discover the diversity of Weißwasser/Oberlausitz – a mix of history, nature and modern city life!