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다리는 하얗습니다. 제가 정확히 압니다.

a nice place to stay, in the past you could really experience something here, but nowadays it is only good for a short break

The town hall was built in 1502 from a Gothic predecessor and rebuilt in the Renaissance style around 1672. The three gables that still exist today were added at that time. In 1924 a restaurant opened on the ground floor. In the vaulted rooms of the town hall cellar there is still a restaurant serving regional food. The Second World War did not spare the town hall either. The building was badly damaged and its reconstruction took almost 10 years. Since 1986 the town and community library and the Gubin cultural centre with an events hall have been located here. The town and main church is still a ruin but reconstruction is clearly taking shape. At least the church tower is accessible again. Signs indicate when the climb is possible.

The city and main church was destroyed during the fighting for the Neisse town from February to April 1945. Since then, its walls and tower have risen into the sky as ruins. It thus shared the fate of the churches along the Oder-Neisse border.

3,000 square meters of exhibition space. €12 admission, but well worth it. Open Friday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. You have the opportunity to look over the shoulders of the staff and ask questions directly. Free parking directly in front of the building.

Road with poor asphalt and little traffic.

The view from a bench onto the monastery pond is immediately relaxing.

A completely pointless, yet beautiful bridge from Germany to Poland... Cost millions and is barely used... but at least it made it to Mario Barth's TV show