Entire streets lined with Renaissance houses and Baroque facades, richly adorned churches, imposing neoclassical buildings, and squares in Görlitz today form the largest contiguous historic old town in Germany. In addition to the outstanding architectural monuments, particularly the wealth of late Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque townhouses, the city on the Neisse River boasts another world-renowned monument: the Holy Grave. This ensemble of sacred buildings and landscapes, also referred to as the "Lusatian Jerusalem," is a replica of the original sites in Jerusalem. The richly illustrated volume guides readers through three tours of the old town, the Nikolaivorstadt, and the immediately adjacent neighborhoods, also including attractions in the Polish sister city of Zgorzelec. Additionally, further monuments and ensembles are explained, along with excursion destinations.