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The Königshain Hills (Upper Sorbian: Limas) are located in the eastern part of Upper Lusatia, west of the city of Görlitz in the Görlitz district. They lie north and south of the municipality of Königshain, from which they take their name, and comprise an extensive, approximately 50 km² area of mostly forested granite. The main elevations are the Kämpferberge (415 m above sea level) in the south, culminating at the Ahlberg, the well-known Hochstein (397.2 m above sea level) in the north, and the Hutberg in the (south)west. ``` View of the Königshain Hills Quarry lake in the Königshain Hills In the natural regional classification of Saxony, they are assigned to the macrogeochore Eastern Upper Lusatia (11), the mesogeochore Königshain Hills and Mountains (11013), and the two microgeochore Kämpferberg Ridge (including Hochstein) and Eichberg-Hutberg Ridge.[1] The entire Königshain Hills have been a protected landscape area since 1974. A bird sanctuary is located in part (Elysium) of the former Firsten quarry. https://de.wikipedia.org

Lake Berzdorf near Görlitz is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. The north beach is one of the quietest sections of the lake. Here you can swim and relax, while the beach is monitored by the observation tower and lifeguards from the German Red Cross (DRK). Two campsites offer space for caravans and motorhomes. https://www.kuladig.de/Objektansicht/BKM-31000273

Flooded open-cast lignite mine. Today a recreational area at the foot of the Zittau Mountains.

Great water!!

Beautiful viewpoint.

Beautiful sandy beach with snack bar

View of the old bridge in Schöpstal. The district railway cycle path runs *over* the bridge. Info: The disused railway line, known as the Görlitz District Railway. The railway cycle path leads, among other places, through Ebersbach.

Shell Minna Fountain/Toberenz Fountain in Görlitz. Information: The fountain consists of a massive marble base surrounded by four figures. A 3.44-meter-tall bronze female figure sits atop this base, holding a water-giving shell above her head. She is considered the embodiment of nature, which the four marble figures draw upon, and represents the Roman goddess of nature, Flora.