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three people can easily sleep using a sleeping bag on top of the desks

Also ideal for small groups.

Bring something to eat with you

The extensive network of the Fläming Skate offers many beautiful tours and destinations for cyclists. https://www.flaeming-skate.de/pdf/fs/RSW_Kilometrie_detail_A2_Ausdruck4_150_DPI.PDF

Nice to watch

Very spacious shelter and picnic table for a rest directly on the cycle path

Schutzhütte und Rastplatz mit Tisch und Bänken.

The Luther House was built in 1504 as an Augustinian monastery. At that time it was still known as the "Black Monastery", the name alluding to the color of the Augustinian monks' robes. Martin Luther also lived here as a monk from 1508. During the Reformation the monastery was dissolved. Luther was given ownership of the house in 1532 and lived there with his family and his wife Katharina von Bora. After Luther's death the Leucorea University took over the building and converted it into a scholarship house. The front building, built in the mid-1580s, was named the Augusteum in memory of the university's patron, August I of Saxony. In 1844 the Luther House was completely renovated by Friedrich August Stüler over a period of 30 years. Until 1937 there was a Luther school on the ground floor of the house, and in 1883 the first rooms were used for museum purposes. The Augusteum of the Leucorea is now used as the central location of the Luther Museums for the presentation of special exhibitions. The Luther House has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996. Source https://lutherstadt-wittenberg.de/sehen-entdecken/sehenswuerdigkeiten/lutherhaus