The source city of the Spree

Ebersbach-Neugersdorf, where the Spree rises - Discover old traditions and modern urban development,
surrounded by an incomparably harmonious mountain landscape!

The young town of Ebersbach-Neugersdorf emerged in 2011 from the merger of the traditional towns of
Neugersdorf and Ebersbach/Sa. emerged and today forms a livable small town with around 12,100 inhabitants.
It is part of the southern Upper Lusatian Mountains, in the Görlitz district and located directly on the Czech border.
Not just the large factor house “Alte Mangel” in the OT Ebersbach/Sa. is a symbol of the history of the linen weavers.
On a city tour, you will discover the multitude of culturally and historically valuable half-timbered houses as well as
the lovingly restored factory owner's villas, which bear witness to the great times of the textile industry.
Two of the three sources of the Spree that give Ebersbach-Neugersdorf its famous nickname are located on the
territory of our city. The most productive of the three sources of the Spree is located in the OT Neugersdorf, directly
in front of the Volksbad. On the Spreeborn in the OT Ebersbach/Sa. A cast iron pavilion was built in 1896.
This picturesque gem is definitely worth a visit! The confluence of the two arms of the Spree at the corner of the
Spree is located in a newly designed park with attractive playground equipment and invites you to linger after a
tour of discovery. If you would like to explore the city on a hike or bike tour, you will find what you are looking
for on the Neugersdorfer Hutungsberg - the highest point in the city at 474 m above sea level is on the border
with the Czech Republic and offers a wonderful view of our city with the Bismarck Tower, built in 1904 the Upper
Lusatian mountains and northern Bohemia. Ebersbach-Neugersdorf is not only popular with those seeking
relaxation, the numerous well-maintained hiking trails, the two outdoor swimming pools and our modern sports
facilities are particularly attractive for active holidaymakers.

Feel welcome with us and get to know what makes the Upper Lusatia region so worth living. We are here for you!


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