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Leutersdorf offers a visitor-focused experience centred around its textile and Upper Lusatian house heritage. The 12.8-kilometre Upper Lusatian House Cycle Route leads from Hainewalde via Spitzkunnersdorf and Leutersdorf to Eibau. Along the way, it passes the Lautex Memories Museum, which documents the local textile industry tradition, traditional Upper Lusatian houses of imposing construction, and the historically significant former Niederkretscham. Since 2024, the route has been part of the Saxon Low Mountain Range Route.
The Karasek Circular Trail is an easy 3.42-kilometre circular hike. It starts at the Karasekschenke Neuwalde in Leutersdorf and is accompanied by information boards commemorating historical sites connected with the history of the trail. The bus connection from Zittau to the Karasek Circular Trail uses the Waldschlösschen stop on route 30. The Upper Lusatian Mountain Trail also runs through Leutersdorf’s district of Folge.
The Church of the Assumption of Mary in Leutersdorf was consecrated on 5 October 1862 after two years of construction. Oberleutersdorf Palace is described as one of the most distinctive late examples of the Baroque style in eastern Saxony. The palace in Leutersdorf was built in 1828/1829 under Pastor Noack.
At 452 metres, Wacheberg is the highest point in Leutersdorf. In good weather, it offers panoramic views over the surrounding area.
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