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Knowledge creates tradition in Bautzen. Bautzen is now a university town, as the Saxony University of Cooperative Education, with its seven campuses in Bautzen, Breitenbrunn, Dresden, Glauchau, Leipzig, Plauen, and Riesa, merged in 2025 to become the Saxony University of Cooperative Education. On the open house day, there will be an opportunity to climb the tower. Bautzen is known as the city of towers, but the university tower is not yet so well known: https://www.sachsen-erkunden.de/bautzen-stadt-der-tuerme/

Leaning Tower of Bautzen

It is a good place to take a break, and the brave can even go swimming

The bridge helps the cycle path leave the pond landscape to the north.

Bautzen (Budyšin) Train Station Information: Opened: June 23, 1846. The station building was enlarged in 1921, acquiring roughly its present form. In 1945, the building burned down during the Battle of Bautzen. After World War II, the station building was rebuilt in a simplified style. Inside the station hall: information desk, restaurant, restrooms, a model of Bautzen's old town before the city fire of 1709, etc.

The square in front of the city wall at the Reichenturm has had a variety of uses throughout history: tanners and cloth makers were located here, parades were held, and grain was traded. In 1999, the square was redesigned and provided with three water basins. The designs were by K. and W. Korn, and the layout is somehow reminiscent of windows and roofs. The flowing water creates many beautiful effects on the translucent surfaces.

Rest area on the Spree below the city wall, with seating on the stairs and bicycle racks for locking.

Beautiful stone bench, surrounded by hedges, if only the traffic on the B6 didn't roar right in front of you...