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The Werminghoff briquette factory began operations in 1918 as one of the most modern factories in Europe. Over 100 years later, the briquette factory is a testament to lignite processing in Upper Lusatia and a museum. The museum has been extensively redesigned and, for the first time, presents a permanent exhibition that traces the development of the old Lusatian mining region from its pre-industrial beginnings to a future-oriented holiday and energy region. On a journey through time, visitors playfully experience the region's industrial, social, and ecological transformation processes: from the Sorbian heath villages to the economic boom fueled by lignite in the 20th century, to the development of the Lusatian Lake District and current issues surrounding the energy transition. You can experience it with all your senses – see, hear, touch, feel. The current website: https://www.energiefabrik-knappenrode.de/

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Lusatian mining history is described here

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A visit is always worth it! Even the 3rd or 4th time you visit you always discover something new

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Worth seeing museum with mining technology in the open area

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The former briquette factory is one of the four locations of the Saxon Industrial Museum. It is a first-class museum with state-of-the-art technology and museum didactics, including many interactive elements. We also liked the many preserved machines such as presses, plate dryers, etc. with a cleverly laid out tour route. The turbine hall and the changing room can also be visited in large parts. Take more than half a day and take a break in between. And: the audio guide would lead to sensory overload.

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With lovely refreshment stops in the Zelder family restaurant.

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Driving, running or walking through Zelder's pond area is recommended at any time of the year.

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The sisters offer a pilgrim room. It is advisable to register and arrive before 6 p.m. It is possible to celebrate vespers at 5 p.m. Sr. Josefa or Benedicta: +49 35796 99431

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The Zelder family business breeds carp, tench, pike and zander in the ponds. You can taste the fish in the inn or in the fishermen's hermitage. The latter consists of a wooden hut with an adjoining beer garden. Unfortunately, the hermitage was closed when I arrived. If you enjoy paddling, you can also rent a rowing boat here.

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Opening hours: Sat., Sun., public holidays 10.00 a.m. - 8.00 p.m Boat rental: 1 hour 5€ Gondolier (like Spreewaldkahn) per trip (approx. 45 min.) 95€ up to 24 people.

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When it comes to coal and briquettes, the Energiefabrik is the first address.

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Very nice and not strenuous hike. The Hutberg Park is particularly worth seeing.

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The Hutbergturm = Lessingturm was built from 1863 and officially opened in 1864. In 2010 it was renovated and increased with extensive donations. You can climb up and have a largely wonderful view of the landscape from the top.

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Zelders Teiche are found on the edge of the Dubringer Moor. Here you will find the typical fauna and flora of pond landscapes. For us this time is also the entrance to the Krabatradweg, because we have planned for a long time to ride the Krabatradweg completely. Since it stretches over almost 100 km, we have divided it into two stages.

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Magnificent panoramic view of West Lusatia. The tower is only open when the restaurant is open.

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The tower can be climbed for 1 EUR. Children up to 6 years are free.

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The Sankt Marienstern monastery (Latin Abbatia Stellae B.M.V.; Upper Sorbian Klóšter Marijina Hwězda) is a Cistercian abbey and is located in Panschwitz-Kuckau in the Saxon region of Upper Lusatia. St. Marienstern is an important cultural and religious center for the Catholic Christians in the area. The abbey is one of the few monasteries to have existed without interruption since its founding in 1248. Due to this continuity, the relatively isolated location, which also helped to protect it from major military influences, as well as fortunate historical coincidences - in particular the traditional recession, which secured the existence of the Protestant Electorate of Saxony and its whereabouts in the Kingdom of Saxony after 1815 - remained in the Monastery received a monastic equipment (relics and reliquaries, vasa sacra, manuscripts) that is unique in the German-speaking world, the acquisition of which can be partially traced back to the donor family. The first Saxon state exhibition, which took place in the abbey in 1998, made these treasures accessible to the general public for the first time. In 2018, twelve solemnly professed nuns formed the convent.[1] Abbess Gabriela Hesse has been an OCist since 2018.[2] In addition to the solemn prayer of the hours, the sisters dedicate themselves to pastoral care, work in the house and garden, and the care, training and employment of disabled people. Parts of the monastery are open to the public – monastery church, monastery garden, monastery museum (treasury), monastery restaurant and monastery shop. Source: Wikipedia

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Not only the church is worth seeing, but the entire monastery.

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Very worthwhile excursion destination for all age groups. Nicely restored, the herb garden is very interesting and the bakery with coffee leaves nothing to be desired. Regardless of whether you are a Christian or a pagan, or you belong to a different faith, you are always welcome here.

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A very well-kept and cosmopolitan monastery with various sights and gastronomic facilities.

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