르부사 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

Very quiet location and not so crowded.

Here the owner has put a lot of time and effort into the decoration

what a crazy house

It is worth taking a break here directly on the cycle path

There are all kinds of soft ice cream here. Sundaes like Red Wonder (with red fruit compote) or Swedish boots with apple sauce. Highly recommended. From the RK7 or RK6 you only have to take a short detour up the B102 to the east (be careful, the footpath is accessible, but only in safe driving mode). On the opposite side of the street there is the ice cream garden, i.e. more tables and a playground. https://www.birnbaums-eiscafe.de/

Lilliput Castle "... nothing stays as it is, nothing is finished in any way. Pure creation, anew every day. A growing organism, not a soulless, aggressive block." There are no works of art to admire in this house, because the house itself is a work of art, as crazy and eccentric as its name. Inspired by the architecture of the visionary Friedensreich Hundertwasser, the owner Steffen Modrach designed (and still designs!) his property into a colorful fantasy world. The facades of the house and yard consist of millions of colorful individual parts, of objects such as cups, buttons and garbage. Again and again you discover new intelligent and humorous details, hands that protrude from the wall or bizarre figures that follow you with their eyes. The large, artistically designed garden is also extremely worth seeing. The owner of the castle is happy to guide visitors through his inspiring realm after making an appointment by telephone.

Baroque plastered building from 1725/27, probably by M. D. Pöppelmann, completely preserved baroque interior, Silbermann organ

Originally there was a moated castle here, then the neo-Gothic palace was built on its walls. During the reconstruction by the Bodenhausen family in the middle of the 19th century, the drawbridges and moat disappeared. In the early 1900s, the complex was rebuilt after a fire. After 1945, refugees also found accommodation here, later, among others, the apprentices from the state-owned Lebusa estate. The palace is now privately owned.