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Groß Lubolz, as a border town in the Prussian territory, received its own church, while the Klein Lubolzer in the Saxon territory went to church in the densely populated Lübben.

pretty market place in the old town with a small gastronomic offer and some seating

Market square in Golßen - with smaller cafes and restaurants. Not far from there is a small but very beautiful park.

Mill with transparent production. Various oils are produced here. Guided tours are possible.

Very nice half-timbered church, another one in Lusatia.

Unfortunately, the steel obstacles are still in the lane. Those responsible are probably waiting for an indictment after the first accident. Too bad.

Beautiful marketplace in Golßen. There is a small ice cream shop, a restaurant and small shops.

In the sections Lubolz - Langtorgraben and Forsthaus Meierei - L71 road with motor vehicle ban (residents free), the first section was probably remade with the cycle path. The part from the Langtorgraben to the Forsthaus Meierei is a very good cycle path, which was renewed not too long ago and now has a great asphalt surface and also root foil. It runs next to a forest road. There is a rest area with bicycle parking spaces along the route (in the middle of the forest). However, I don't quite understand the path division in the Bugk - Forsthaus Meierei area: The cycle path mostly runs separately next to a forest path, but then it swings back onto the main path for a short stretch, which is then asphalted for a short time. Then it goes on as a separate bike path next to it, which then leads back to the main path after a while. This is how it works 3 times. In addition, between Lubolz and Bugk, on every forest path, no matter how small, that branches off from the adjacent forest road via the cycle path, there are often barriers, some of which are so narrow that you can hardly get through with panniers. At the same time, in the Bugk - Forsthaus Meierei section, with the back and forth of the paths, there are no longer any bars, although it would be much more likely that cars would drive onto the cycle path there. Do you have to understand that? The cucumber bike path runs here.