Like a string of pearls, the Via Sacra scenic route runs through Saxony’s Upper Lusatia region and travels along to the Czech Republic and Poland. In Saxony alone, it connects nine places that introduce visitors to remarkable religious treasures. Churches, monasteries and unique art treasures from the past millennium are cultural highlights in this spiritual region, which extends to the neighbouring countries of Poland and the Czech Republic with more special and inspiring attractions:
Germany
• Protestant Unity of Brethren (Moravian Church) Herrnhut
• Cistercian Abbey of St. Marienstern in Panschwitz-Kuckau
• St. Annen Monastery Church and Museum of Sacred Art Kamenz
• Village church in Cunewalde
• St. Peter's Cathedral and cathedral treasury in Bautzen
• Zittau large and little Lenten Cloths/Zittau epitaph treasure
• Open-air museum Oybin Castle and Monastery
• Holy Sepulchre, Stations of the Cross and Protestant Church St. Peter and Paul in Görlitz
Czech Republic
• Broumov Monastery
• Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Hejnice
• Church of the Holy Cross and Marian column in Liberec
• St. Zdislava’s Monastery of the Order of the Knights of St. John in Český Dub
• Chapel of St. Anna in Mnichovo Hradište˘
• Basilica of St. Lawrence and St. Zdislava in Jablonné v Podještědí
• Pilgrimage site in Horní Police
• Rumburk Loreto Chapel
Poland
• Jawor with "Church of Peace" (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
• Former Cistercian Abbey Complex in Krzeszów
• Wang Church in Karpacz Górny
• Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Jelenia Góra