쉬운 프라우엔도르프 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

An idyllic spot on earth.

Nice place for a break after mushroom picking.

When the infrastructure was redesigned in the 1990s, almost 1,000 trees were planted in avenues and small parks. Continuous care and management by the local history association resulted in the creation of the Thing Park. A very beautiful facility that invites you to linger.

Tettau was first mentioned in 1220, when the witness Lupoldus de Tettowe was named in a document. The name of the village, which was laid out as a street village, can be interpreted as Auort; the village was located in the tip of Upper Lusatia and was a corner post opposite Mückenberg (today part of Lauchhammer). The name developed from Tetthaw in 1451 to Tetaw in 1455 and Tettaw in 1499 to Tetten in 1590 and Tettau in 1604. From 1370 Tettau belonged to the lands of the Crown of Bohemia. From 1530 the village was part of the parish of Lindenau. In 1611 it was a farm of the Ruhland manor, and from 1679 the village belonged to the Lindenau manor.

The parking lot is free and is a starting point for hikes and bike tours.

It was for the wooden tower in the fire station. It was supposed to replace the melted down bell from World War II. Unfortunately, this bell was never used.

Very beautifully designed square, surrounded by old houses with signs with explanations.

Great area with varied nature. Meadows, forests and ponds can be easily explored on foot or by bike. Great egrets and cranes are not uncommon.