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· Upper Lusatia
· 145 m
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Blick in GartenPhoto: Pension Diener, The landscape wonderland of Upper Lusatia
Location
Ruhige Lage unweit der Wallfahrtskirche Rosenthal und dem Lasker Auenwald.General
biker friendlyParking spaces
hiker friendly
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PlaygroundInternet WLAN
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Garden/parkGrassed sunbathing area
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Sun terrace
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Quiet surroundingsEspecially suitable for
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GermanRoom facilities
Bathroom/WCBalcony/terrace
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Recommendations nearby
Regional trail that "encircles" the Upper Lusatia over approx. 275 km with the red dot marking.
The Frog Cycle Path, a little over 260 km long, runs across the Upper Lusatian Heath and Pond Landscape.
A route suggestion from the Bautzen district office.
On the trail of a Sorbian legendary figure
The route to the Lasker Auwald - not signposted -
Flatland hiking through the heath in the Sorbian settlement area (Marking sign: green dot)
Follow the Sorbian lime leaf Attention: Signposted detour due to a bridge closure in Weißenberg
In the Land of 1,000 Crosses - W kraju 1.000 křižow
Pension Diener
01920 Ralbitz-Rosenthal OT Naußlitz
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+49 172 3570908 http://www.pension-diener.de E-mail: info@pension-diener.de
A flatland hike through the Sorbian settlement area - not signposted -
The route to the Lasker Auwald - not signposted -
On the trail of a Sorbian legendary figure
Flatland hiking through the heath in the Sorbian settlement area (Marking sign: green dot)
The route through Ralbitz, Cunnewitz, Schönau, and Rosenthal - not signposted -
Flatland hiking through the heath in the Sorbian settlement area - not signposted -
A route suggestion from the Bautzen district office.
The Frog Cycle Path, a little over 260 km long, runs across the Upper Lusatian Heath and Pond Landscape.
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