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Visit the Slavs castle Raddusch with it's exhibition

"Archaelogy in the Niederlausitz"!

The SLAVS CASTLE RADDUSCH is situated at the Niederlausitz, the settlement area of the Slavic tribe Lusizi.

The�lower Lausitz has to thank them for its name. The ethnic minority of Sorbs and Wends who still live here today are descendant of the Lusizi.�Referring to the appearance of the Slavic castle that was�situated here more than 1000 years ago, today's� Slawenburg Raddusch is a modern functional building with exhibition area, event accommodations and gastronomy.

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The SLAVS CASTLE RADDUSCH�has been created as a�joint project by the Brandenburg State Office for preservation of monuments and historic building and Archaeological State Museum, Amt Vetschau, the International Building Exhibition (IBA) F�rst-P�ckler-Land and�the Lausitzer and Middle-German� Bergbauverwaltungsgesellschaft mbH.

The tourism association Spreewald supports the project since the planning started in the year 1993. Supporter of the whole facility (building, exhibition) is the town�Vetschau/Spreewald, operator the�association 'Slawenburg-Raddusch e.V.'

The official opening was on the 28.05.2003 (photos), 100 days later one had counted�55.000 visitors already (press report)!
Opening Times:

April - October: daily from 10am to 6pm, November - March: daily from 10am to 4pm