Schloss Weesenstein
With its strictly geometric park, Weesenstein Castle is a prime example of Baroque architecture.
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Schloss Waldenburg
Built in 1859 in the historicist style, Waldenburg Castle stands on the remains of a medieval fortress. -
Schlösser Glauchau
The castles of Glauchau form a unique double complex for Saxony. -
Seepark Auenhain
The Seepark Auenhain is picturesquely situated on the shores of Lake Markkleeberg. -
Schwarzenberg Perle des Erzgebirges
Not least because of its picturesque location between the Totenstein and Ottenstein hills, Schwarzenberg is known as the "Pearl of the Erzgebirge". -
Seidenblumenstadt Sebnitz
Sebnitz has been known as a silk flower town for almost 200 years. -
Villa Esche Henry van de Velde
Designed in 1902 by the famous architect Henry van de Velde, Villa Esche is considered a masterpiece of Art Nouveau. -
Uhrenmuseum Glashütte
Almost two centuries of the history of mechanical watchmaking in Glashütte are presented in the watch museum. -
Silbermann-Orgel Crostau
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Crostau is home to one of a total of 31 preserved Silbermann organs. -
smac Staatliches Museum für Archäologie Chemnitz
The State Museum of Archaeology Chemnitz - smac for short - presents around 300,000 years of history. -
Stadt Meerane
Once the seat of a medieval castle, the town of Meerane experienced an economic boom thanks to the textile industry in the 19th century. -
Silberstadt Freiberg
As the name "Silver City" suggests, Freiberg was characterised by mining for a long time. -
Tharandter Wald
The Tharandt Forest stretches south of the town of the same name. -
Löbauer Berg | Gusseiserner Turm
A popular vantage point on the mountain of the same name in the Lusatian Highlands is the Löbauer Tower, which is around 28 metres high. -
Spielzeugdorf Seiffen
The toy village of Seiffen, first mentioned in a document in the 14th century, lies in a valley basin in the heart of the Erzgebirge.