Most people know that Germany's capital lies on the Spree. But where does the Spree actually come from? Certainly not in the Spreewald, as you get the answer from many ignorant people. In fact, the cradle of the Spree is in the heart of Upper Lusatia. Did you know that the Spree, which Berliners love so much, has a total of 3 sources. On the Kottmar, the highest of the 3 sources of the Spree rises from the "blue stones" at a height of 478 m. The water-richest Spree spring is approx. 4 km hiking trail, in front of the Volksbad in Neugersdorf and it is said that the most beautiful of the 3 springs is approx. 1 km away, on the Spreeborn in Ebersbach. (spreequellland.de)

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April 28, 2021

One of three sources of the Spree.

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Location: Ebersbach-Neugersdorf, Görlitz, Upper Lusatia, Saxony, Germany

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