Holiday apartments and houses in Hoyerswerda

What do you need to experience in Hoyerswerda?

Many Events, Beautiful Nature Close to Your Holiday Apartment

Have you found a privately-owned holiday house or apartment in Hoyerswerda? Numerous attractions and recreational opportunities are already waiting for you! The local heritage museum is located in Hoyerswerda Castle. The Energy Factory Knappenrode and the Konrad Zuse Computer Museum are also interesting. The Brigitte Reimann City Library is very well-stocked. The Old Town is also worth seeing. This includes Lange Straße, a historic artisan alley dating back to the 18th century. The Old Town Hall was rebuilt in 1680 after being destroyed in a city fire. The oldest building is the castle, built in the 13th century as a water castle on an island in the Black Elster. In the New Town, you will find a park with a grove of honor for Soviet soldiers killed near the Lausitz Center. In the villages of Michalken, Bröthen, and Zeißig, there are war cemeteries. Several churches in the city area are also worth visiting - e.g., the Protestant Johannes Church, the Cross Church, or the Protestant Community House Dr.-M.-Luther-King-House, which was built in 1902/1903 as a cemetery chapel. The Hoyerswerda Zoo and the Jürgen-von-Woyski Park in the Old Town are suitable for families. Regular events include the Music Festival Days, the City Festival, the Song Festival Hoyschrecke, the Factory Festival Games, the Lusatian Lake District Fair, or the Krabat Cup, a sea sports competition held since 1995. North of your holiday destination is the Lusatian Lake District recreational area, where you can enjoy many leisure activities. To the east is the Lusatian Heath and Pond Landscape. The Cherry Beach Festival takes place annually at Lake Bärwalder. Excursions to Bautzen, Kamenz, Spremberg, or Senftenberg are also recommended. At the former Nochten open-cast mine, you will find the Nochten Boulder Park, which spans 17 hectares and features blooming heath moors with around 3,000 boulders. Konrad Zuse invented the world's first computer in 1941. His intellectual roots also lie in Hoyerswerda. Visit the ZCOM Zuse Computer Museum with the whole family. Book a holiday accommodation or guest apartment, for example in Dörgenhausen, and enjoy your holidays!