Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #6 in Radebeul, Germany

The Friedenskirche zu Radebeul, formerly Kirche zu Kötzschenbroda, is an Evangelical Lutheran church on the Anger of Altkötzschenbroda in Radebeul-West, Saxony. On 27 August 1645, the armistice of Kötzschenbroda was concluded between the Saxon Elector Johann Georg I and the Swedish general Lennart Torstensson under the host pastor Augustin Prescher in the adjoining vicarage, which ended the Thirty Years' War for Saxony. In 2012, the Saxon State Agency for Civic Education awarded the church together with the Karl Preusker Library in Großenhain as Political Places in Saxony.

Wikipedia: Friedenskirche zu Radebeul (DE), Website

The Church of Christ the King is located at Borstraße 11 in the Niederlößnitz district of the Saxon town of Radebeul. The Catholic church is an extraordinary building with an equilateral, triangular floor plan and glass walls. The church, designed by the architects Günter Behnisch and Gerald Staib, was consecrated on 25 November 2001.

Wikipedia: Kirche Christus König (Radebeul) (DE)

Landesbühnen Sachsen GmbH is Germany's second largest travelling theatre with its headquarters in Radebeul near Dresden. Since 1 October 2011, its artistic director has been Manuel Schöbel,

Wikipedia: Landesbühnen Sachsen (DE)

Fontainenplatz, the space-like expansion with the rondell in Dr.-Schmincke-Allee, is located in the Serkowitz district of the Saxon city of Radebeul. It was created by Moritz Ziller, the older brother of the two brothers Ziller, as a jewelry, with a fountain and adorned with four life -size figures from Ernst March, the four seasons, by Moritz Ziller. The name has been used again since the 2000s, but is not officially dedicated as a street address.

Wikipedia: Fontainenplatz (DE)

Haus Steinbach, also known as Lüttiches Haus, is a winery property in the Radebeul district of Oberlößnitz, at Bennostraße 41. The property, which has been a listed building since at least 1973, consists of an older winegrower's house along with two outbuildings and a somewhat younger country house-like villa in a park with old trees, plus a vineyard. The property is located on an old vineyard property below the Lößnitz steep slopes, immediately west of Haus Sorgenfrei. In the Dehio handbook of 1996, Haus Steinbach has its own paragraph.

Wikipedia: Haus Steinbach (DE), Website