Hainewalde: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The New Palace of Hainewalde is a Baroque ensemble built between 1749 and 1755 on the slope above the Mandau. A layout of five terraces leads from the valley to the main building. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Hainewalde can then continue searching for accommodation.
Culture and History
The park of Hainewalde Palace is considered accessible free of charge all year round. The palace interior is visited through scheduled guided tours and events, rather than as part of unrestricted daily opening.
The Kanitz-Kyawsche family crypt is a Baroque building dating from 1715 next to the Hainewalde church and forms part of the town’s ecclesiastical heritage ensemble.
The Hainewalde herb garden is located on the parish grounds and features a bridge and a willow house, around 60 labelled medicinal plants, and an information book about medicinal plants.
Landscape and Trails
Between Hainewalde and Mittelherwigsdorf, the Roschertal forms an almost one-kilometre-long, wooded section of the Mandau Valley. It is a breakthrough valley bordered by wooded slopes 50–60 metres high.
The Breiteberg is Hainewalde’s local hill, 510 metres above sea level and about 30 minutes from the town. The Breitebergbaude is located on the summit.
A local circular trail of about 45 minutes connects the Old and New Palaces, the “Blue Ribbon” located on the Mandau, the Hainewalde church, and the Kanitz-Kyawsche family crypt. Cycling is also possible downstream in the direction of the Roschertal.
Surroundings
The area surrounding Hainewalde includes Pěnkavči vrch, Suchý vrch, Bouřný, and Sedlecký Špičák.
The wider regional surroundings of Hainewalde include the Hagenwerder power plant and the Kaple Nejsvětější Trojice.
For the higher-level travel overview: Görlitz.
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