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The church was built after 1450 outside the city wall over an old Spree crossing. According to legend, it was a token of gratitude from the citizens for saving the city from the Hussite attack of 1429, attributed to Archangel Michael. The vault, with its paintings, which are still largely preserved in their original form, was completed in 1498. Since 1619, the church has served as a place of worship for the townspeople surrounding Bautzen. It was often damaged in various wars but never destroyed. After several reconstructions, the late Gothic hall church, with its sparse furnishings, has been restored to its former glory. See: https://st-michael-bautzen.de/die-michaeliskirche/

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Very nice building with park, unfortunately no longer in use

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Fantastically beautiful.

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A peaceful forest path that leads you to the banks of the Schäferei pond.

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Beautiful pond landscape, easy to navigate, part of the biosphere reserve!

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Beautiful view. From here you can also cycle to the church and then down into the Spree valley.

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Beautiful view of the silhouette of the thousand-year-old city of Bautzen

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The monument erected in honor of Cyril and Methodius underscores the Sorbs' connection with other Slavic peoples. A monument was erected near the historic Via Regia in honor of Cyril and Methodius. These Byzantine scholars and priests from Thessaloniki were the Christian missionaries to the Slavic peoples in the 9th century. For this reason, the two brothers are also called "Apostles of the Slavs." The greatest achievement of the two brothers lies in their emphasis on the Slavic mother tongue and the cultural independence of the Slavic peoples. In the mid-19th century, Pastor Michał Hórnik and his like-minded friends founded the Cyril-Methodius Society. Although it has now been proven that the Sorbs were evangelized by the Diocese of Meissen, the Sorbs continue to venerate Cyril and Methodius. In 2000, the society erected the Millennium Monument at its present location.

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with information on the Way of St. James

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nice photo motif and the boards are beautifully painted.

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Beautiful scenery, there are animals everywhere and the cycle paths are also good for beginners!

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Above them

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More information is available here http://www.schloss-milkel.de/geschichte.htm

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A small, beautiful park.

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March 1, 2020 marked the 200th anniversary of the birth of the famous Bautzener Rudolf Richard Buchheim. He is considered the founder of pharmacology as an independent discipline. As a science of medicine, this remains an essential basis for the work of doctors and pharmacists to this day. In honor of Rudolf Buchheim, an apothecary garden was created at St. Michael's Church. Source: https://www.bautzen.de/presse/2020-100

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According to tradition, the church was built after the Hussite defense in 1429 to thank the helpful Archangel Michael. First mentioned in documents in 1473, the church was expanded in 1493, provided with a tower and the vault rebuilt in 1523. During the Thirty Years' War (1618 to 1648), the church remained largely intact except for the tower and roof despite gunpowder storage. From 1682 to 1685, the tower was given a new crowning with a battlement, round-arch panels and a helmet. During extensive restoration (1964 to 1976), the neo-Gothic fittings from 1892 were removed. During the renovation work, the ceiling paintings from 1498 were discovered and exposed. Since 1619 it has been the parish church of the Protestant Sorbs of the city and the surrounding villages. Source:https://www.bautzen.de/tourismus-kultur-freizeit/sehen-erleben/rundgaenge-fuehrungen/geschichtspfad

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According to the explanations on the sign at the entrance, the mill initially stood in Saritsch from 1733 and was moved here as a display facility in 1977 after the war, destruction and reconstruction because it had to make way for open-cast clay mining. The story about the executioner's house next to it, commissioned by August the Strong, is also interesting.

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View with bench, from here you can look over the Friedensbrücke along the Spree valley to the Oberland, excellent.

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A gem in the Upper Lusatia Biosphere Reserve, we were pleasantly surprised.

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You can even cool your feet almost anywhere.

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