Görlitz is a beautiful easterly town in Germany which has over 3,500 architectural monuments spanning 500 years. Medieval buildings and art nouveau architecture can be found in this small town of only 50 thousand inhabitants. Görlitz’s medieval architecture was spared from the bombings of the Second World War, and the city still has grand late-19th-century streets and squares, as well as ornate Art Nouveau houses that are sure to impress.
Pass along the beautiful Schönhof, the oldest civil Renaissance building in Germany, a former brewery and one of the most splendid buildings in the town.
Discover the St Peter and Paul Parish Church, built between 1425 and 1497. This is the largest church in Saxony. Its towers are visible from the historical old town. See the Reichenbacher Turm, where you can climb the 165 steps to the top of this fortification tower and have a great view over the city. Discover the highlights of the beautiful city of Görlitz, explore St. Peter and Paul Parish Church and have a taste of the local beer.
