Einzeldenkmal der Sachgesamtheit Kloster St. Marienthal: Kreuzwegstationen mit kolossaler Kreuzigungsgruppe (siehe auch Sachgesamtheitsliste - Obj. 09302180, St. Marienthal 1-12) Stationsberg (nordwestlich vom Kloster St. Marienthal)

The construction of the Way of the Cross stations with the colossal crucifixion group began in 1728. This complex was conceived as part of the overall ensemble of St. Marienthal Abbey and served the faithful for centuries as a place of devotion and contemplation. Its creation dates back to a period of lively construction activity around the monastery and reflects Baroque piety.

The Way of the Cross stations are situated on a Stations Hill, northwest of St. Marienthal Abbey. This ensemble is located in the district of Görlitz, in the federal state of Saxony, Germany. The geographical position in Upper Lusatia shapes the landscape surrounding this spiritual site.

Today, the Way of the Cross stations with the crucifixion group are protected as a cultural monument and are part of the overall ensemble of St. Marienthal Abbey. They continue to serve as a place of contemplation and are accessible to visitors who wish to experience the historical and religious significance of this complex.

• St. Marienthal Abbey (sacred building, approx. 208 m away)
• Leuba Castle (castle, approx. 5479 m away)
• Kiesdorf Manor (Berzdorf) (manor house and estate, approx. 7641 m away)
• Tauchritz Castle (castle, approx. 8138 m away)