Leipzig Friedliche Revolution 1989
Leipzig is considered an important centre of the peaceful revolution of 1989.
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Kohrener Land
With its extensive forests, meadows and rivers, the Kohrener Land is a popular destination for hikes. -
Kulturschloss Großenhain
The Kulturschloss, Cultural Castle ofGroßenhain dates back to a medieval castle complex. -
Kurbad Schlema
Kurbad Schlema has been a popular destination for those seeking relaxation for more than 100 years. -
Modellbahnland Schönfeld/Erzgebirge
What the district of Annaberg looked like around 30 years ago is shown by the model railway in Schönfeld/Erzgebirge on a scale of 1:32. -
Motorradstadt Zschopau
Zschopau rightly bears the title "motorbike town": After all, motorbikes were developed and produced here from 1922 until the 2000s. -
Pfefferkuchenstadt Pulsnitz
Pulsnitz is known far beyond the borders of Saxony as a town of gingerbread. -
Pirna
The district town of Pirna is known above all for its historic old town centre and its location on the Elbe. -
Nationalpark Sächsische Schweiz
In the Saxon Switzerland National Park, unspoilt landscapes of forests, hills and bizarrely shaped sandstone rocks are waiting to be discovered. -
Schloss Altranstädt
Originally built as a monastery estate around 1200, the castle was constructed as a three-winged complex at the end of the 16th -beginning of the 17th century. -
Richard Wagner in Leipzig
Born in Leipzig in 1813, the composer Richard Wagner is one of the city's most famous children. -
Niederschlesien
The cross-border region of Lower Silesia, is largely located in Poland. -
Nutzfahrzeugmuseum Hartmannsdorf
The former motor vehicle industry in Saxony is vividly presented in the Hartmannsdorf Commercial Vehicle Museum. -
Oberlausitz-Niederschlesien
The UNESCO World Heritage Site Muskauer Park as well as cultural centres such as Görlitz make the Upper Lusatia-Lower Silesia region a popular destination for visitors. -
Riesa an der Elbe
The origins of the town of Riesa date back to a monastery on the Elbe that was first mentioned in the 12th century.