Discover the Film City on a walk
Film enthusiats and fans are invited to discover the film city on the Walk of Görliwood. Thematically designed shop windows provide an attractive and exciting insight into the film city.
Following the different stops, visitors can get an impression of the diversity of the film city. Specific reference points at different venues display, for example, props from the German TV-thriller Wolfsland, or the filmset of the cinema film „Goethe“, or they refer to aspects of the film history of Görliwood, such as „The Grand Budapest Hotel“. All of the stops are illuminated and can be visited anytime.
Tours in GörliwoodStops at Brauner Hirsch (Neißstraße)
The corner house "Brauner Hirsch" is one of the most popular film locations in the city. Many film crews have already been guests in the otherwise empty building for filming. The historic building shows its strengths especially in interior shots: old pharmacy ("The Sorcerer's Apprentice"), inn ("Young Karl Marx"), hotel ("The Captain"), scholars' room ("Measuring the World") - everything seems possible.
Stop 1: Welcome to the Film City Görlitz
Stop 2: The Grand Budapest Hotel
Stop 3: European Film Location of the Decade
Stop 4: Film Location Brauner Hirsch
Stops at Berliner Straße (Corner to Hospitalstraße)
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Stop 5: Der Zauberlehrling / The Sorcerer's Apprentice
Stop 6: FABIAN: Going to the Dogs
Stop 7: Wolfsland
Stops at the department store (by the Church of Our Lady)
For almost 100 years, the Art Nouveau department stores, which opened in 1913, was the heart of Görlitz's retail trade. After it had already served as a backdrop for exterior shots for the films "Rosenemil", "The Reader" and "Käthe Kruse", what is probably Germany's most beautiful department stores' became a real star as Wes Anderson's "Grand Budapest Hotel".
Station 8: House of Promises
Station 9: The department stores as a filming location
