Langengrassau: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Langengrassau is home to a 13th-century church and the Höllberghof Langengrassau open-air site. Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Langengrassau can then continue their search for accommodation.

Culture

The church in Langengrassau dates back to the 13th century. The late Gothic fieldstone building has a slightly recessed apse and a western transept tower.

The Höllberghof Langengrassau open-air site is a historically reconstructed farm with an animal enclosure and a tavern. It provides insight into the former living, housing and working conditions of farmers and preserves rural customs and traditions. The Höllberghof also recreates an early modern farm typical of the northwestern Lower Lusatia region around 1800. The site includes a three-sided farmyard, a barn, a smallholder's house, an apiary, a dovecote, a bakehouse and a day laborer's house; the buildings interpret rural life as it was lived around 200 years ago.

In the wider regional area around Langengrassau are Fürstlich Drehna moated castle, Doberlug monastery church and Baruth's St. Sebastian town church. The site “Former location of the transmission mast of Deutschlandsender III” is also situated in this wider regional area.

Nature

The Höllberghof presents historical land-use practices and supports the preservation or restoration of habitats such as extensively grazed pastures, meadows, wooded pastures, heaths and fields with flowering wild herbs.

Spitzberg, Struve Berg and Grüner Berg are located near Langengrassau. Weinberg is located in the surrounding area of Langengrassau.

For further location selection, the navigation also takes you to Wüstermarke.

For the higher-level travel overview: Heideblick.