Branitz Park and Cottbus's Upper Church of St. Nicholas are located in the vicinity of Cottbus. This combination is interesting for travelers who would like to combine a park and a church.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Cottbus.
Culture and History
The surrounding area of Cottbus is also home to the church in Werben as well as Kuckucksberg, Schwarzer Berg, and Froschberg.
Cottbus was first documented in 1156; its settlement history stretches back more than 3,000 years.
The early development of Cottbus is connected with a Sorbian/Wendish fortification on a sand island on the western bank of the Spree.
Cottbus developed as a city in which Wends and Germans lived together.
The Cottbus branch of the Museum of Modern Art is located on Mühleninsel in the city center, in a restored clinker industrial building constructed in 1928.
The Brandenburg State Museum of Modern Art is housed in the former diesel power plant in Cottbus and presents one of the largest collections of art from the GDR and its subsequent artistic traditions. The museum therefore particularly appeals to travelers interested in art from the GDR and its subsequent artistic traditions.
Further information about the area is available on the page about Kahren. You can then continue your search for accommodation directly in Cottbus.
