부르카우 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

In near-total silence, we stroll across the grounds, savoring the moment. The church shines in all its glory, bathed in the rays of the autumn sun. We enter the church; a service is in progress, and it's noticeable that Sorbian is still actively spoken here. We don't want to disturb them any further. We continue our walk through the grounds, reach the monastery café, and take a seat. After a while, we head back outside and are surprised by a flood warning sign. A few meters away, the Klosterwasser stream babbles along, almost like a brook, several meters below. We return to the church. Now, after the service, let's take another look inside. It's built in the Late Gothic style. The interior is beautiful, too, with a view of the altar and the interplay of red and white tones. The gallery is lined with statues. With these impressions, we leave the grounds. https://youtu.be/X0epJTurlSE

A relaxed round with the opportunity to rest.

Enjoy the peace and quiet.

St. Mary's Church forms the center of Burkau and can be seen from afar. Burkau was first mentioned in a document in 1164. A 1312 document mentions a clergyman named Heinrich, who was pastor in Burkau in 1290. The church was dedicated to the Virgin Mary. In 1517, part of Burkau, including the church fief, was sold to the St. Marienstern Monastery under Abbess Elisabeth von Teuritz, which has had a say over the church ever since. In 1575, Wolf von Ponickau of Elstra, who purchased the Burkau estate in 1556, had a stone bell tower built. During the reign of Pastor Althanns, who served from 1721 to 1758, the church was renovated so thoroughly that only a small section of the walls around the altar remained standing. Gottlob Ernst von Staupitz is to thank for the fact that the renovation, which had been decided upon in 1725, was initiated. Construction stalled, and in 1731 the church was still partially unfinished. In 1897/98, a reconstruction took place under the direction of building inspector Quentin. Author Region West Lusatia

A wonderful 1,000 hectare pond landscape with countless species of water birds, such as whooper and mute swans, herons, swimming and diving ducks and sea eagles. Unfortunately, this idyll is marred by the fact that the private owner regularly organizes "waterfowl hunts" here, especially for mallards.

Beautiful place with sundial and tourist information

From Uhyst onwards the asphalt is a bit bumpy, but later it gets better, and it rolls nicely downhill into the valley. There is very little traffic, which is nice here.

Beautiful castle including chapel and castle garden. Worth stopping and watching at least once.