Mühlberg/Elbe

Mühlberg/Elbe lies on the banks of the Elbe River and is surrounded by picturesque hills. The town is known for its historic old town with well-preserved half-timbered houses from the 16th century. A walk through the narrow streets will take you to the most important sights such as Mühlberg Castle or St. Mary's Church.

Culturally interested visitors should not miss the "Tuchmacherhaus" museum, which houses a collection of looms and textiles. A trip to the Renaissance Hartenfels Castle in Torgau is also worthwhile - Elector Moritz of Saxony once resided here.

For outdoor lovers, the area around Mühlberg/Elbe offers many opportunities for recreation: hiking on the Elbe cycle path or canoeing on the Elbe are particularly popular. In summer, you can also take part in a bike tour or go golfing.

If it rains, we recommend a visit to the thermal baths in Bad Liebenwerda or the indoor playground "Jump In". If you prefer to stay indoors, you can visit the town museum or take a guided tour of the castle.

The region's culinary specialities are hearty and savoury. Be sure to try the Elbe-Elster potato, the traditional dish "Spreewälder Gurken" (Spreewald gherkins) or the regional wine.

Mühlberg/Elbe is worth a visit at any time of year, but it is especially beautiful in spring when everything is in bloom and in autumn at harvest time. The best places for a view of the town are the observation tower on the Schlossberg or the tower of the Marienkirche.

We hope this guide will help you with your planning and make Mühlberg/Elbe an unforgettable experience!