Best places: Historical landmarks in Bad Liebenwerda, Germany

👍👍 Fantastic experience. Awesome view of hills and valleys on either side. There are food joints and washroom facility. If you are not a trekking guy, you will still enjoy the place as it's all well connected and doesn't require any effort to hike. You will enjoy as a tourist. If you are not a History...

Art museum comprising 23 rooms of old masters including works by Raphael, Correggio & Vermeer.

This long, dramatic mural made of porcelain tiles depicts Saxon rulers throughout the ages.

National art & archaeology museums in grand buildings on a river island, plus a park & cathedral.

👍👍 The „Medieval“must see when being in Erfurt. You will hardly find these bridges which are totally filled with houses in Europe anymore. And I would not know where to find it anywhere else in the world. Don’t miss the very unique shop for left handed people.

👍👍 Ruins of a beautiful castle and an equally beautiful hike through the woods along a well-maintained path. The nature leading to the castle is very mossy and has several beautiful mushrooms and trees that make you feel as though you’re walking through a medieval fairytale. It felt like all that was...

Restored 18th-century gate & landmark with 12 Doric columns topped by a classical goddess statue.

Baroque building with a garden, porcelain collection & exhibits on historic scientific instruments.

Medieval castle on a high rock in parkland, housing museum focused on art from the Middle Ages.

👍👍 This is definitely worth seeing! Unfortunately, the platform at the top of the castle is closed. But I highly suggest taking the "rundweg" around the base of the castle ruins. There are plenty of interesting rock formations and a beautiful small pond to see.

Renaissance terrace nicknamed the "balcony of Europe", running along the river with sweeping views.

Energetic town square featuring a landmark cathedral, monuments, markets & other public festivities.

Palace state art collection venue rebuilt after wartime bombings with an iconic domed courtyard.

Formal circa-1695 French Baroque garden with geometric patterns, a pond & a kids’ playground.

Museum showcasing cabinet pieces by Dresden court jeweler Dinglinger & other precious objects.

👍👍 Nice cave with fantastic tour guide!

Former palace of the Electors of Saxony housing decorative & fine art collections & a glass museum.

Created in 1778, little has changed at this large riverside green space with trails & monuments.

Baroque gardens around a 17th century renaissance villa for arts events, plus a mini steam railway.

Museum with a collection of historic planes & equipment used by Germany's national air forces.