Attractions around Delitzsch

It is not without reason that the lake is also called the Bitterfeld Sea.

If you want to go all the way up, you have to climb 105 steps! Once at the top, you can see the Leipzig Battle Monument in good visibility. The … read more

There are restaurants, you can stroll, eat ice cream and in the summer a bathing beach is not far away.

For many years, goal of bicycle 🚲 tours, from Delitzsch, on and around the "South Seas"!

The missing piece of the cycle path from the paddle wheel to Zwochauer See has now been completed. (2016)

rather take the upper path

Very nice lake with a bay

Very nice view of the level tower at Goitzsche See.

The special thing about it is that the tower floats on the surface of the Goitzsche See!

The height of … read more

Cycling, strolling, walking, hiking, eating and drinking.

Super road bike route during the week. On weekends may be crowded with people

From the viewing platform shortly before (coming from Schlaitz), one can better look at the Muldestaussee. There is little room to rest on the bridge.

The Villa am Bernsteinsee is a manufacturer villa built in the neo-renaissance style - the Biermann villa.

Beautiful harbor promenade, which is great for walking or cycling. Delicious food / drink is also available.

On a tour around the lake Schladitzer you meet Hayna on the Biedermeier beach. Here take place at intervals, events, there is a snack and you can swim here, although … read more

The restaurant "Seensucht" is located on the promenade of the Goitzschesee, directly at the Marinapark Goitzsche. It offers all-day regional and Mediterranean cuisine. read more

The El 2 4-1296-100-B3 of the BKK Bitterfeld on the lakeshore near Bitterfeld is a reminder of the former Goitzsche opencast mine
The 4-1296-100-B3 was picked up as a restored museum locomotive on July 21, 2008 from Ferropolis. read more

Promenade and restaurant mile for Bitterfeld and far beyond.

Ideal for relaxing and enjoying

Many beautiful bays and bathing spots.
And there are also plenty of water sports on offer.

Steam storage locomotives are used in explosive environments because they do not have their own combustion, but are filled by an external boiler.