Neusalza-Spremberg

Few towns in Upper Lusatia have a history as closely tied to the settlement of Protestant refugees as Neusalza-Spremberg. The town occupies the Spree valley in Saxony’s Lusatian Highlands, near the Czech border, where wooded ridges and small settlements replace the broader lowlands farther north. Neusalza was founded in the 17th century for religious exiles, while neighbouring Spremberg had an older local identity; the two were united into one town in 1920. That dual origin remains central to its name and character. Explore additional webcams nearby to better understand how Neusalza-Spremberg relates to the valleys and uplands of Upper Lusatia.

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