Bautzen

Bautzen is a slope top town in eastern Saxony, Germany, and authoritative focal point of the eponymous region. It is situated on the Spree River. Starting at 2017, its populace is 39,429. Space rock 11580 Bautzen is named out of appreciation for the city. Bautzen is frequently viewed as the informal, however authentic capital of Upper Lusatia, and it is the most significant social focus of the Sorbs, a Slavic people.

The town on the River Spree is arranged around 50 km east of Dresden between the Lusatian good country and the marshes in the north, in the midst of the area of Upper Lusatia. Toward the north stretches the Bautzen Reservoir, which was overflowed in 1974. This is the previous area of the towns of Malsitz Bautzen has a minimal and well-saved medieval town focus with various houses of worship and towers and a city divider on the precarious dike to the waterway Spree, with one of the most established protected waterworks in focal Europe.