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Pure nature, drive to Königshain and have a coffee at the bakery in the garden, then take a short hike in the Königshain Mountains granite tree museum (grade 1+), continue driving through nature to Horka and take the train back to Görlitz, 40km

Hidden away and somewhat secluded lies the moated castle, surrounded by Virginia creeper, which is said to be around 1,000 years old. The building looks like something out of a fairytale. At over 800 years old, Döbschütz Moated Castle is the oldest privately owned castle in Germany and is the ancestral home of the Debschitz noble family. Therefore, the grounds are fenced off. But that doesn't detract from the beauty of this seemingly enchanted place. Sylke Rößler and her partner Christian Niclas live together in one of the oldest buildings in Upper Lusatia. It has 650 square meters of living space and 24 rooms.

Surrounded by a landscaped park, the imposing Krobnitz Palace rises above the castle. Built around the mid-18th century by the von Üchtritz family, the baroque manor house was acquired in 1873 by the Prussian Minister of War and Field Marshal Albrecht Theodor Emil Graf von Roon. He had it converted into a neoclassical building by adding a mansard floor, with a flat roof and balustrade. He also expanded the park and created a family crypt in the rear section, which was consecrated in 1876. His son Waldemar added a neo-Gothic chapel to this crypt, which was demolished in 1980. After the von Roon family's property was expropriated after 1945, the palace served as accommodation for refugees and displaced persons. This elaborately reconstructed country estate is recommended for those seeking something unique. A wedding room in the Wilhelminian style and the ballroom in the Old Forge for about 100 people offer a tasteful setting for weddings.

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.

Castle in Schöpstal-Ebersbach, with park and fountain. Information: It was first mentioned in 1392 and was probably built as a moated castle around 1200. The site was designated a protected archaeological monument in 1966. Current use: It serves as the seat of the municipal administration, as residential space, and as a doctor's office.

Along the Via Regia pilgrimage route in Ebersbach. Views include the Landeskrone mountain. The path is pleasant to walk.

Great cycle path, very easy to ride.

A beautiful bike path without cars.