Discover Großnaundorf

Großnaundorf offers three distinct points of interest for a stay: local history, sports facilities, and a hike to Keulenberg. If you are looking for a hotel, you can first decide which of these interests you would like to focus on during your time here.

Local history in Großnaundorf

A small village museum in Großnaundorf presents the history of the village. There is also a restored bakehouse directly adjoining the church. These provide two distinct points of interest: the museum focuses on local history, while the bakehouse, situated right next to the church, is a specific landmark in the village. If you are interested in local history, you can weigh this focus against the village’s sporting or scenic attractions when planning your trip.

Outdoor pool and sports facilities

Sports facilities include a renovated outdoor swimming pool with opportunities for sports. There is also a sports hall, a table tennis area, a small sports field, and two soccer fields. The facilities listed differ in terms of activity and type of space: the outdoor pool offers a different focus from table tennis, the sports hall, the small sports field, or soccer. When planning your stay, you can choose which kind of physical activity you would like to prioritize. If the outdoor pool is a key part of your plans, check its current opening hours before your visit.

Hike to Keulenberg

A parking lot on the edge of Großnaundorf is designated as the starting point for a hike to the 413-meter-high Keulenberg. The start and destination are clearly identified: the hike begins on the outskirts of the village and leads to Keulenberg. This differs from the activities at the sports facilities, where the facilities themselves are located in the village. Check whether the parking lot is available when you arrive, as this may change.

Cycle routes and culture in Bautzen District

The wider destination of Bautzen District has several cycling routes with different itineraries and themes. The Bautzen North Tour is a 43.1-kilometer circular route from Bautzen via Quatitz, Großdubrau, Milkel, Klix, and Malschwitz, returning to Bautzen. It passes through the heath and pond landscape and along the nature trail in Crosta. The Hills and Valleys Route is a regional circular route through the West Lusatian Hills in Bautzen District; the Krabat Cycle Route is a regional circular route following in the footsteps of Krabat, the hero of Sorbian folklore. A section of the Central Germany Route, a long-distance cycle route from Zittau to Aachen, runs through the Upper Lusatian Highlands in Bautzen District. The Spree Cycle Route runs from its source in Upper Lusatia to Berlin; the section from Taubenheim to Zerre lies in Bautzen District. Bautzen District is also home to the main strongholds of Upper Lusatian Carnival, in the towns of Schirgiswalde and Wittichenau. When choosing a route in Bautzen District, the landscape, the Krabat theme, a circular route, or a long-distance route may be deciding factors.

Discover more destinations: Löbau, Königswartha, Crostau, Weißenberg, Frankenthal, Ottendorf-Okrilla, Ohorn, Großpostwitz/Oberlausitz.

Go to the regional travel overview: Bautzen District.