Ebersbach-Neugersdorf features a landscape with two Spree sources, traditional Upper Lusatian half-timbered houses and gently rolling hills. The town belongs to the southern Upper Lusatian mountain region and lies directly on the Czech border. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Ebersbach-Neugersdorf can then continue searching for accommodation.
Landscape
Of the three Spree sources, the most abundant is located in Neugersdorf directly in front of the Volksbad. The Bismarck Tower stands on the Neugersdorf Hutungsberg, the highest point in the town at 474 metres, and offers views across the town, the Upper Lusatian mountain region and northern Bohemia.
Culture and History
The town's museums include a fire brigade museum with more than 100 square metres of mobile historical firefighting equipment, as well as a coffee museum in rooms more than 200 years old. There, 300 exhibits related to coffee are on display; freshly roasted museum coffee is also available.
The Spreeborn in Ebersbach has an iron pavilion built in 1896. The Alte Mangel is a publicly accessible factors' house from 1782 in the half-timbered style and is used as a cultural and educational centre. Traditional Upper Lusatian half-timbered houses line up in the Am Büttnerborn area; it is regarded as the founding place of Neugersdorf.
Getting Around
Ebersbach/Sa. railway station is served hourly by the Dresden–Zittau/Liberec train service. In addition, KVG bus routes 3, 50, 51 and 53 operate there.
The Ebersbach circular trail leads across fields and through woodland over the Schlechteberg to the Felsenmühle. It is an easy 11.35-kilometre circular hiking trail that begins and ends at Ebersbach/Sa. railway station. At the Bankweg in Ebersbach/Sa., a series of distinctive benches provides places to pause during a walk through the town. The circular trail also passes the Hainberg restaurant, where visitors can enjoy a typical Upper Lusatian meal.
