Fukov

The town of Fukov was demolished in 1960, the northernmost part of the railway line in the Czech Republic runs through it, even though the line is German - it connects the towns of Neusalza-Spremberg and Taubenheim. Only the foundations of a few buildings, the ruins of a cemetery, and a wooden cross built on the site of an earlier town remain church of St. Wenceslas Square, a railway overpass and a supposedly functional water supply. There is a paved road leading from Bohemia to the Fukovský promontory...