Schenkendöbern

Geographically, Schenkendöbern lies on the edge of the "Schlaubetal" nature park. The region is characterised by forests and rivers and offers breathtaking landscapes. The area is also known for its lakes such as Bärwalder See or Groß Dübener See.

Schenkendöbern's main attraction is the 18th century baroque castle with its magnificent gardens. If you are interested in history, you should also plan a visit to the local history museum.

The annual festival of the Sorbs/Wends (a Slavic minority) with traditional dancing and singing as well as handicrafts is a particular cultural highlight. The Christmas market on the castle grounds also attracts many visitors every year.

The region also has a lot to offer in terms of culinary delights: Try local specialities such as Spreewald gherkins or Sorbian yeast pancakes (Hefeplinsen). Another highlight are the numerous breweries around Schenkendöbern - here you can enjoy fresh beer straight from the barrel!

Outdoor activities are very popular in this region: hiking or cycling through the idyllic surrounding countryside, boat trips on the lakes or fishing - there is something for everyone here. The activities are particularly beautiful in autumn and spring, when the leaves glow in different colours.

If it should rain, a visit to the Spreewelten Bad is a good idea. Here you can relax and try out the numerous water slides.

In summary, Schenkendöbern is definitely worth a trip! Discover the breathtaking nature, immerse yourself in the culture of the Sorbs/Wends and enjoy regional specialities. Whether active or relaxed - everyone will find the right offer here. Where is the most beautiful? You'll have to find out for yourself!