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매우 아름다운 구간입니다. 속도를 낼 수 있습니다. 교통량이 거의 없습니다!

It's a great place for hiking.

This listed cemetery is one of the most beautiful in the country.

Even before his election as supreme shepherd of the Catholic Church, the then Archbishop of Buenos Aires had met several times with Rabbi Abraham Skorka for a joint book project. On the subject of the Holocaust, Jorge Bergoglio (later Pope Francis, who died Easter Monday 2025) said: "The Shoah is a genocide like the others of the 20th century, but with one particularity. I don't want to say that it is paramount in importance and the others secondary, but there is one particularity, an idolatrous construction against the Jewish people. The pure race, the superman, these are idols upon which National Socialism developed (...) And every Jew killed was a slap in the face for the living God in the name of idols." (Source: "On Heaven and Earth, Jorge Bergoglio in Conversation with Rabbi Abraham Skorka", Goldmann-Verlag, Munich 2014)

Every Wednesday and Friday, regional products are offered for sale at Wittichenau's market square. From 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. on both days, you can indulge in delicacies from Lusatia. Whether it's milk or cheese from the KRABAT dairy, fish from nearby ponds, or locally grown fruit and vegetables – at Wittichenau's weekly market, you'll find many delicious products that impress with their freshness.

1356 Brewing rights granted in Wittichenau 1435 Brewery founded 1890 New malt house built 1940 Acquired by Eduard Glaab 1972 Nationalized 1990 Reprivatized 1995 New beer varieties developed 1996 Entrepreneur Award 2003 DLG Gold Seal 2003 Lusatian Lakes Radler (Shandy) 2009 Lusatian Copper launched 2010 Brau Ring Copper Award

In 1356, with the issuance of the Golden Bull by Emperor Charles IV, towns, including Wittichenau, were granted the right to brew beer. The beer was largely brewed in private, business and trading houses. A joint brewery was founded in 1435. At its peak, 95 citizens in Wittichenau with brewing rights brewed beer in their own homes and sold it in taverns. At the beginning of the 18th century, the communal brewery was built on the market square. This was demolished in 1890 and moved to the existing malt house.

Very beautiful baroque palace with a picturesque park. The Saxon bird sanctuary is located in the manor pavilion.