20의 리히터펠트-샥스도르프가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Funny floating house

The bio towers provide an ideal habitat for many species, such as bats, birds and insects.

Beautiful little castle with park.

An industrial monument from the last century that is worth seeing.

A few details about the remains of the former industrial area: https://www.wikiwand.com/de/Biot%C3%BCrme_Lauchhammer

On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, the traditional association Braunkohle Lauchhammer e.V. offers guided tours between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. (last tour at 5 p.m.), depending on the weather. The guided tour is included in the entrance fee to the relict park and the bio towers (€8.00 for adults). It's definitely worth it.

A technology test of whether and how a self-sufficient house on the water is possible. On some days (mostly weekends) someone from the Dresden Institute is on site to carry out maintenance and measurements. With a bit of luck, he will have time and explain to visitors the various techniques for generating energy/heating/self-sufficiency, etc.

In 2023, behind the F60 visitor mine, the road to the floating house and 2 parking spaces above the lake will be asphalted/paved (subject to a fee). Plots of land above the lake have been sold or can be bought, the first houses are standing, and my quiet 15 years at the lake are slowly coming to an end. Due to the usable width of the beach of more than 500m, all those looking for peace and quiet will find their place, sometimes it takes a few meters to walk. Except for the time of the Feel Festival, 2023 in mid-July, the area is accessible/driveable. Unfortunately, for a few, it becomes a racetrack, most drive sensibly - as it should be in a place of relaxation. Swimming is possible, on a few days a year there are strong winds and small pieces of coal on the beach. The PH value can still be felt as acidic on sensitive skin. Dogs are best at the north-west end of the beach (200m behind the floating house).