Mulde Cycle Route

The Bauhaus was the most important school of art, design and architecture of the 20th century.

Near the Bauhaus building, the masters of the Bauhaus lived with their families in the „masters’ houses“.

The Museum of Technology in Dessau-Roßlau details the life and work of aviation pioneer and engineer Hugo Junkers.

Between 1774 and 1778, Prince Franz von Anhalt-Dessau had the small Luisium country house built for his wife Louise as a private residence.

The Altjeßnitz maze is in a park in the picturesque Mulde floodplain. It is the largest and oldest baroque maze in Germany. Its two-meter-high hornbeam hedges and narrow paths make for an impressive maze.

This museum commemorates what was once the second largest film stock factory in the world, producing AGFA/ORWO stock. The museum also possesses the largest public camera collection in Saxony-Anhalt.

The Pegelturm floats on the Lake Goitzsche and is only accessible via a pontoon bridge, sinking and rising with the water level.

A very special source of knowledge has emerged from the disused former Bitterfeld waterworks directly on the B 100 opposite Lake Goitzsche.

Visit the Bitterfeld museum detailing almost 800 years of history of the city and its immediate surroundings. Set between the Protestant town church and the historic town pharmacy, this museum is located directly in the centre of Bitterfeld and has existed for almost 125 years.

On the western edge of Düben Heath, near Lake Goitzsche, the neighboring villages of Friedersdorf and Mühlbeck joined forces in 1997 to become Germany’s first book village.

The Information Center for Environment and Nature Conservation at the Mulde Reservoir tells the story of the transformation from a dredging empire to a natural idyll.

The "Verein Dübener Heide e.V." and the nature park administration of the Saxon part have their headquarters in the NaturparkHaus Dübener Heide.