A walk through Markersdorf can connect the village’s farmsteads and restored half-timbered buildings with the town’s historical narrative.
Culture
The Silesian-Upper Lusatian Village Museum is housed in a four-sided farmstead and showcases rural life in permanent and special exhibitions, at activity days, and through activities for children and adults.
The local cultural heritage includes St. Michael’s Church, which is associated with the year 1455, the Barbara Chapel, which was destroyed during the Hussite Wars, and a monument to Marshal Duroc, a close confidant of Napoleon who died in Markersdorf in 1813.
Surroundings
The area surrounding Markersdorf includes Hagenwerder Power Station, the Zigeunerhöhle cave, Wolfsborn, Töpferberg, and Kapellenberg.
The wider regional area around Markersdorf includes the former Lauban railway substation and “Cunewalde, Church”.
Other places: Bernstadt Auf Dem Eigen, Waldhufen, Seifhennersdorf, Schleife, Gablenz, Königshain, Schönbach, Neißeaue.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Markersdorf can then continue their accommodation search.
