Forststadt Tharandt
The forest town of Tharandt lies amidst densely wooded hills.
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Europastadt Görlitz
The European City of Görlitz unites numerous architectural styles from the continent to create a unique diversity. -
Gedenkstätte Bautzen
The infamous former Bautzen II prison, where political prisoners were held during the GDR era, is now a memorial site. -
Göltzschtalbrücke
At 574 metres long, the Göltzschtal Bridge is the largest brick bridge in the world. -
Gondwanaland im Zoo Leipzig
Gondwanaland at Leipzig Zoo presents the tropical realms of Asia, Africa and South America. -
Heinrich-Zille-Stadt Radeburg
As the birthplace of the famous draughtsman and photographer, Radeburg proudly bears the title "Heinrich Zille Town". -
Königshainer Berge
Granite was quarried in the Königshain mountains for around 130 years. -
Kloster Marienstern
Founded in 1228, Marienstern Abbey still offers sisters of the Cistercian order of the same name a place to live and work. -
Görlitz Schlesisches Museum
The Silesian Museum in Görlitz has set itself the task of presenting the history of Silesia in all its diversity. -
Kanupark am Markkleeberger See
The canoe park on Lake Markkleeberg, which was built as part of Leipzig's bid for the 2012 Olympic Games, is one of the most modern sports facilities of its kind. -
Karl-May-Geburtsstadt Hohenstein-Ernstthal
As the birthplace of Karl May, Hohenstein-Ernstthal is dedicated to the Wild West author. -
Herrnhut
In addition to its congregation of brothers, Herrnhut is particularly famous for its Herrnhut stars. -
Irrgarten der Sinne Kohren-Sahlis
The family-run Maze of the Senses opened in Kohren-Sahlis in 2006. -
Kurort Oberwiesenthal
Oberwiesenthal is not only Germany's highest town, but also an important health resort. -
Karl-May-Museum Radebeul
The Karl May Museum Radebeul is located in the Villa Shatterhand: the last residence of the eponymous writer.