Upper lusatia in a change: stew or moon kitchen of tradition?

Upper lusatia in a change: stew or moon kitchen of tradition?

The Upper Lusatia, a fascinating area that is characterized by diversity and tradition, is the focus of current discussions. In Eibau, the regional identity is celebrated annually at the Eibauer beer train. Local personalities, such as the Görlitz district administrator and the Saxon Prime Minister in traditional traditional costume, move through the streets here. But while in the south, around Löbau and Zittau, the feeling of community is strongly pronounced, there are noticeable differences north of Bautzen. According to a report by Sächsische.de District of Bautzen strongly shaped by the proximity to the state capital of Dresden, while the district of Görlitz lags behind in its development. These regional differences are not only cultural, but also economically noticeable, since Bautzen benefits from an upswing, while Görlitz has to deal with an unemployment rate of 11.8 percent.

Görlitz: A city in film light and change

Görlitz, the easternmost city in Germany, has established itself as a location for numerous Hollywood productions. For example, stars like Jude Law and Jackie Chan in the Hotel Börse, while the breathtaking architecture of the old town served as a backdrop for films such as "Inglourious Basterds". As ace.de attracts the city with its charming flair and diverse cultural offers. But despite her film -like backdrop, Görlitz still feels the aftermath of the turn, which was almost 50,000 inhabitants and a stormy up and down. The term "pensionopolis" describes the charming return of add -ups from the west, which give the calm life in Görlitz new impetus.

Zittau, not far from Görlitz, is known for her morbid charm and magnificent buildings, while Bautzen shines with its media -effective sorb culture. The historical context and the cultural dynamics of the region ensure that Oberlausitz remains both a goal for tourists and a place with deep historical roots. This variety, coupled with the current economic trends, shows the potential of Upper Lusatia to reinvent itself and continue to be an important part of the Saxon cultural area.