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Cottbus is a town in eastern Germany. Cottbus has the status of a district town. It is the largest city in Lower Lusatia and lies on the middle of the river Spree, which forms the boundary between Lusatia in the south and Blato in the north.

It is the second largest city of Potsdam in Brandenburg. The city of Cottbus has a variety of theaters, theater companies and ensembles. Schiller State Theatre on the square was built in 1907/1908 in Art Nouveau style. Old Town Square with a fountain was once an important commercial center. It is surrounded by the original half-timbered houses. Evangelical Church of St. Nicholas is the late Gothic brick building from the 14th century and is the largest church in Lower Lusatia. Currently is town presented as one of the greenest cities in Germany. Extensive parks, alleys and sidewalks form a green belt along the river Spree.

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The Film Festival Cottbus is a  Festival of East European Cinema and is a yearly event in Cottbus Film Festival. Since 1991 The festival takes place each November and provides a comprehensive overview of the current film productions of the entire Central and Eastern European region. 

Beautiful hotels in Cottbus
Guesthouses in Cottbus


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Diensdorf-Radlow is a village in the western part of the district Oder-Spree in the federal state of Brandenburg. The village lies on the eastern shore of Lake Scharmützelsee, about five kilometers south of Bad Saarow. Quiet village surrounded by forests with a nearby lake offers many opportunities for hiking and peaceful holiday.

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Hotel Haus Seeterrassen in Diensdorf-Radlow
Hotel Haus am See in Diensdorf Radlow

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Schwedt on the Oder is the most populous city in the district Uckermark in northeastern part of Brandenburg.

You will find here the former hunting lodge Monplaisir, the Evangelical Church of St. Catherine, Catholic Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, the Jewish ritual bath, the Jewish cemetery and the water tower. The tile on the Harlanstrasse reminds the pogrom in November 1938 and the destruction of synagogues in the Jewish community. Between the Oder and Hohensaaten-Friedrichsthaler Wasserstrasse is a natural floodplain landscape rich in flora and fauna, which is very rare in Central Europe. This area was declared a National Park Lower Odra Valley (Nationalpark Unteres Odertal) in 1995. Oder center is a big shopping center in Schwedt.

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Beautiful hotels in Schwedt
Guesthouses in Schwedt
Apartments and holiday houses in Schwedt



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