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| Radeberg | ||
| federal state | Saxony | |
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| Residents | 18.463 (2019) | |
| height | 250 m | |
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The town Radeberg lies northeast of the Saxon state capital Dresden, on the edge of the Dresden Heath and is the center of a region called "Radeberger Land". It is primarily known for the Radeberger Pilsener produced here, the first beer to be brewed in Germany using the Pilsener brewing method.
getting there
By plane
The Dresden Airport
(IATA: DRS) is only 15 km from Radeberg. The taxi ride costs around 25–35 euros. There is no attractive connection with public transport: you have to take bus number 80 from the airport to Dresden-Klotzsche train station and change there to RB / RE to Radeberg (takes a total of 30–40 minutes).
By train
Radeberg has one 1 railway station on the Dresden – Görlitz line. Regional express trains or regional trains from Dresden in the direction of Upper Lusatia (Görlitz, Kamenz or Zittau) and vice versa stop here several times an hour. Once a day there is also a free connection with Liberec in the Czech Republic.
The closest long-distance train station is Dresden-Neustadt (Connection to ICE from Leipzig / Erfurt / Frankfurt, IC from Berlin / Hamburg or Magdeburg / Hanover), from there it's about a 15-minute drive to Radeberg. It is a 25-minute drive from Dresden Hbf, half an hour from Bautzen and around an hour from Görlitz.
In the street
Radeberg can be easily reached via the A 4 Dresden – Görlitz. From the direction of West Saxony you drive on the exit 
84 Ottendorf-Okrilla and from the direction of Görlitz at the exit 85 Pulsnitz off.
Coming from Berlin, you can either take the A 13 at the exit Radeburg leave and drive on the road via Ottendorf-Okrilla to Radeberg, or am Triangle Dresden-North Change to the A4 (then continue as above).
mobility
Map of Radeberg
Public transport
Radeberg is part of the Upper Elbe Transport Association. All information is available on his Website.
bicycle
The FahrRADeberg initiative allows bicycles to be borrowed free of charge for a maximum of 3 days at 4 different stations. All information about this under fahrradeberg.de
Tourist Attractions
Churches
- 1 Evangelical City Church for the Holy Name of God, At the church.
In the Baroque style, consecrated in 1730, rebuilt in 1887–89.
Palaces and castles
Klippenstein Castle
- 2 Klippenstein Castle. Originally a high medieval castle, first mentioned in 1289. Like so many castles in the region, it was converted into a more homely castle during the Renaissance period, which the Saxon dukes (and later electors) used for hunting trips. The castle courtyard, however, still has a typically late medieval character. With castle museum.
- 3 Wachau Castle. The beautiful baroque palace has been refurbished on the outside, but is still waiting for a complete restoration on the inside. It is surrounded by a landscaped garden.
Buildings
- 4 town hall, Market 19th. Elegant representative building of the city, built 1767–69 according to a design by the Dresden master builder Samuel Locke in a relatively simple late baroque style. A new clock was added a few years later, a third floor was added in 1822 and the facade was redesigned in the classical style. In 1863 the mansard roof was also expanded into a full floor. The facade was redesigned again - this time in neo-baroque style - in 1904. During the GDR era, the building fell into disrepair, but was thoroughly renovated again at the end of the 1990s.
- Numerous listed residential buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries in the old town, especially along Hauptstraße, Mittelstraße, Obergraben, Pirnaer Straße, Dresdener Straße, Pulsnitzer Straße, Dr.-Rudolf-Friedrichs-Straße and Lotzdorfer Straße
- 5 Humboldt Gymnasium. The typical Wilhelmine school building from 1899 is a listed building.
Dodecagon house
- 6 Dodecagon houses. Group of three unusually shaped prefabricated buildings from 1983, which only exist in this form in Radeberg, Ottendorf-Okrilla and Arnsdorf.
- 7 Augustus bath, OT Liegau-Augustusbad, Radeberger Straße 3. Historic spa complex. Opened in 1719 after the healing effects of the spring water had been discovered. The actual Kurhaus and the Kurpalais date from 1808, most of the outbuildings from the 1880s. In 1896 the AOK Leipzig acquired the Augustusbad on the initiative of the pharmacist Willmar Schwabe in order to make it accessible to its members. After 1945 the facility was no longer used as a spa but as a training center for the People's Police or as a retirement home. It has been empty since 1990 and, despite its historical and architectural significance, has been left to decay. Various plans for a new use and renovation have not yet been implemented.
- 8 Basic mill, OT Liegau-Augustusbad, Grundmühlenweg (near Keinwachau, a good 4 km northwest of the city center; Bus 302 "Liegau Kleinwachau"; You can park opposite the epilepsy center, from there it is a 800 m walk). Former watermill from the 18th century on the Großer Röder, idyllically situated on the edge of the Seifersdorfer Tal landscape garden.
Streets and squares
Markt, in the foreground the post mileage pillar
- 9 market Central square of the old town. The town hall and historic residential and commercial buildings from the 18th century with small shops are located on it. On the market square there is a restored Saxon post mile column and the sculpture “The Glass Blower” with a small fountain.
Parks and gardens
- 10 Gelbkehain, between Dresdener and Dr.-Albert-Dietze-Straße. Idyllic green space on the banks of the Röder river.
- 11 Botanical garden for the blind Villa Storchennest, Pillnitzer Str. 71. 20,000 square meter botanical garden, which is primarily aimed at the blind, but can of course also be visited by sighted people.
In the Hüttertal
- 12 Hüttertal, Schlossstrasse 21 (between Klippenstein Castle and Wallroda). Small conservation area (oak-hornbeam forest) on the banks of the Großer Röder, east of the city center. Depending on the season of the year, the meadows bloom with spring flowers, broad-leaved orchid (a native orchid species) and wood anemones. Squirrels, red foxes, roe deer, brown hares, various mouse and bat species, rhinoceros beetles, hornets and dragonflies as well as numerous species of birds (including kingfisher, buzzard, red kite and gray heron) also live here.
- 13 Seifersdorfer Valley, Grundmühlenweg (between Liegau-Kleinwachau and Wachau-Seifersdorf; Bus 302 "Liegau Kleinwachau"; Parking across from the Kleinwachau epilepsy center). Saxony's oldest landscape garden, designed by Christina von Brühl at the end of the 18th century. Idyllic forest landscape along the Großer Röder.
activities
Production building of the Radeberger export beer brewery
- 1 Radeberger export beer brewery, Dresdener Strasse 2, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 454-880, Fax: 49 (0)3528 454-888, Email: [email protected]. Open: by appointment Mon-Fri 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m., Sat and Sun 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Price: Admission p.p .: € 7.
"Altar of Truth" in the Seifersdorfer Valley
- Walk, e.g. B. the planet path from Klippenstein Castle through the Hüttertal, past the Hüttermühle to the Felix Tower (a good 4 km there and back) or from the Gelbkehain always along the Grosse Röder through Lotzdorf and Kleinwachau to the Grundmühle (6.5 km) or from Kleinwachau through the Seifersdorfer Tal, past Grundmühle and Marienmühle, to Seifersdorf Castle and back (7.5 km)
- There are various signposted hiking trails around Radeberg.
Regular events
- Radeberger Bierstadtfest, three days in June
- Brewery Festival
- Korchfest
- Kohlrabi Island Festival
- Ullersdorf village pond festival
- Summer solstice celebration in Liegau-Augustusbad
- Summer festival of the Radeberg Epilepsy Center
- Fire brigade festival
- Radeberg Christmas Market
shop
Even if Radeberg is primarily known for its beer, this is also suitable Original Radeberger Herbal liqueur As a souvenir that can be purchased directly at the headquarters of the Radeberger Distillation & Liqueur Factory (Hauptstrasse 44).
- Weekly market on the market square
- 1 EDEKA Scheller, Pulsnitzer Strasse 33, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 4160575. Open: Mon - Sat 7 a.m. - 8 p.m.
- 2 Department store, Schillerstraße 95B, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 455452. Open: Mon - Sat 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
kitchen
- 1 China Snack Canton, Roederstrasse 2, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 417785.
- 2 Papperlapapp, Röderstrasse 5, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 444181. Open: Thu - Tue 5 p.m. - 10 p.m., Wed is day off.
- 3 Punjabi Indian restaurant, Pillnitzer Strasse 2, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 419555, Fax: 49 (0)3528 419557.
- 4 La Piazza, Hauptstrasse 7, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 418996.
- 5 Cafeteria to the Pauker, Robert-Blum-Weg 3, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 237969, Fax: 49 (0)3528 4062730, Email: [email protected]. Open: Mon - Fri 7 a.m. - 2 p.m.
nightlife
accommodation
- 1 AaRa Hotel, Robert-Blum-Weg 8a, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 416640, Fax: 49 (0)3528 4166455, Email: [email protected]. Open: Restaurant: Mon - Sat 3 p.m. - 10 p.m., closed on Sundays.Price: Single from € 47, double from € 67 (each including breakfast from the buffet).
- 2 Hotel Kaiserhof, Hauptstrasse 62, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 40970, Fax: 49 (0)3528 409750, Email: [email protected]. Price: single room from 59 €, double room from 79 €.
- 3 Pension Görner, Lotzdorfer Strasse 64, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 442072, Fax: 49 (0)3528 414495, Email: [email protected]. Feature: pension.Open: Restaurant: Tue - Fri 5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m., Sat public holiday 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m., Sun 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., closed on Mondays.
- 4 Country pension Hennig, Lotzdorfer Str. 12, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 441146, Fax: 49 (0)3528 455796, Email: [email protected]. Feature: pension.Price: double room with breakfast from € 46.
- 5 Müller's inn, Alte Hauptstrasse 21, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 442587. Open: Restaurant: Mon Tue, Thu Fri 4.30 p.m. - 10 p.m., Wed is closed, Sat Sun 11.30 a.m. - 11 p.m.Price: single room from € 53, double room from € 73 (each including breakfast from the buffet).
- 6 Pension on the edge of the Heider, Goetheweg 27, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 43660, Fax: 49 (0)3528 436623, Email: [email protected]. Feature: pension.
- 7 Am Goldbach Pension, Hauptstrasse 10b, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 411840, Fax: 49 (0)3528 411841, Email: [email protected]. Feature: pension.Open: Restaurant: daily 5:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m., Sat Sun also 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Price: Single from € 42, double from € 62.
- 8 Pension on the linden trees, Beethovenweg 8a, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 417192, Fax: 49 (0)3528 417191, Email: [email protected]. Feature: pension.Price: double room from 40 €.
security
- Police station, Dresdner Strasse 8, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 43840.
health
hospital
- 1 Asklepios - ASB Clinic Radeberg, Pulsnitzer Str. 60, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 4590, Fax: 49 (0)3528 442809, Email: [email protected].
Pharmacies
- 2 Heath pharmacy, Schillerstraße 95, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 442770, Fax: 49 (0)3528 4160377, Email: [email protected]. Open: Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sat 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
- 3 Elephant pharmacy old town, Röderstrasse 1, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 447811, Fax: 49 (0)3528 447809, Email: [email protected]. Open: Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 7 p.m., Sat 8 a.m. - 1 p.m.
- 4 Lion pharmacy, Badstrasse 17, 01454 Radeberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3528 442228, Fax: 49 (0)3528 411114. Open: Mon - Fri 7.30 a.m. - 7 p.m., Sat 8.30 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.
trips
Downtown Dresden can be reached by road through the Dresdner Heide (approx. 15 km) or by train several times an hour in 15-25 minutes. The Dresdner Heide is also suitable for hiking to Dresden. To the south of Radeberg is the village of Großerkmannsdorf with the radio tower that can be seen from afar.
Other possible excursion destinations in the area are:
- 14 Seifersdorf Castle, Tina-von-Brühl-Strasse 33, 01454 Wachau (5.5 km northwest of Radeberg; Bus 317 "Seifersdorf Kirchgasse"). The castle was built in 1530, but was significantly redesigned in the neo-Gothic style by the architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel in 1818-26. From 1747 it was owned by the Saxon Prime Minister Heinrich von Brühl. His daughter-in-law Christina von Brühl had the palace gardens and the nearby Seifersdorfer Tal designed.
- Großröhrsdorf (8 km northeast) - last city before the actual one Upper Lusatia; Technical museum and mass egg bath.
- Pulsnitz (10 km northeast) - the Saxon gingerbread town on the western edge of Upper Lusatia.
- Ottendorf-Okrilla (11 km northwest) - between Dresden and Koenigsbrück located; Hermsdorf Palace and Park with palace chapel.
- Stumble (15 km southeast, via Arnsdorf) - a small town in Saxon Switzerland with the famous castle, which was the place of exile for Countess Cosel, who had fallen out of favor with the Saxon Elector August.
literature
- Friedrich Bernhard Störzner: What the homeland tells. Arwed Strauch publishing house, Leipzig 1904.
Web links
- http://www.radeberg.de - Official website of Radeberg
