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It's a great place for hiking. The Seeperle restaurant is a good place to stop for a snack.

It is a beautiful view of the lake.

Church in Rietschen. Always recommended for a short tour.

The UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Upper Lusatian Heath and Pond Landscape is located in eastern Saxony. The 300-square-kilometer area is the largest contiguous pond area in Germany. Ponds, moors, heaths, and dunes provide a protected habitat for endangered animal and plant species. At the House of a Thousand Ponds in Malschwitz, you can learn fascinating facts about the region and its unique natural environment. Further information: https://nationale-naturlandschaften.de/gebiete/biosphaerenreservat-oberlausitzer-heide-und-teichlandschaft

The church was consecrated in 1916. The Rietschen church is a plastered building with a broad, east-facing west tower. The six-story tower has three sound openings on the west and east sides in the bell storey, and two sound openings on the north and south sides. The tower is topped by the beginning of a pyramidal roof with a copper-plated top with a lantern and onion dome. To the north of the tower is the single-story sacristy with a hipped roof and a round-arched entrance portal. On the south wall of the tower is a vestibule with an adjoining stair tower, which also has a round-arched portal. The nave has tall round-arched windows, with an entrance below the central window on the north side. A wooden porch with a hipped roof and a bat-shaped dormer is attached to the east wall, and in the center of the wall is the round-arched entrance to a vestibule. The nave is covered with a gable roof, at the end of which is an octagonal turret.

Peace and serenity

After the parish was founded in 1892, the foundation stone for the Christ Church was laid five years later in the settlement of Neu-Ödernitz on the territory of the then municipality of Ödernitz. Construction began in October 1898. The topping-out ceremony was celebrated on August 31, 1899, and the church was consecrated on July 15, 1900. The church is a neo-Romanesque building made of red brick. The relatively large church has two transepts, each with round-arched groups of three windows. On the east wall there is a chancel with buttresses, also with a round-arched group of three windows made of leaded glass, and to the south of it there is a single-storey sacristy. The wide west tower continues in a square shape from the bell floor. The tower is topped with a six-sided pointed roof with small corner turrets, each of which has tower balls on top.

With an area of 13 km², Lake Bärwalde (also called Speicher Bärwalde, Upper Sorbian Bjerwałdski jězor) is the largest lake in Saxony and the third largest lake in the Lusatian Lake District. It is located in the Upper Lusatian municipality of Boxberg/O.L. between the towns of Boxberg, Klitten and Uhyst. The eponymous town of Bärwalde lies north of the lake.