비슈도르퍼 호수 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Formerly an outdoor swimming pool, the area is now maintained by the bikers “Die Gurken”.

It probably hasn't been used for many years.

In the modern museum you can see a lot from earlier times and it is also presented in an interesting and informative way.

Neo-Gothic brick church from 1897. Bell tower in the churchyard

The diameter of the original Slavic castle of Raddusch was 38 m inside and 58 m outside. The castle was surrounded by a moat about 5.5 meters wide. Two tunnel gates led into the interior of the 7 meter high wall. In the castle courtyard there were 4 wooden wells, one of which was almost 14 meters deep. During the excavation, many things were found in this well, which are now displayed in the fascinating fountain display case. Building structures were found in the castle courtyard that were mainly used as granaries and warehouses.

There are two grid paths on the circular route.

Lots of history at the Slavenburg Raddusch. A highlight in the region

Kahnsdorfer See The smallest and shallowest of the three remaining Vetschau lakes is located in the Kahnsdorf district (now Raddusch district) of the devastated village of the same name. After reaching the drainage level at 57.2 m above sea level, it will have a water surface of approx. 58 hectares and will then drain into the former settling basin via the Kahnsdorfer Feldgraben in the direction of Raddusch. In contrast to the Bischdorfer See, which is used for tourism, it will be left to itself and will thus produce its own undisturbed biodiversity.