Summer excursion destinations: Discover the treasures in Chemnitz!

Summer excursion destinations: Discover the treasures in Chemnitz!

When the thermometer in Chemnitz and Zwickau crosses the 30-degree mark, it is time to convert the dreams of shady places and refreshing adventures into reality. In addition to lakes and outdoor pools, there is a flourishing range of summer excursion destinations in this region, which not only ensure fresh air, but also exciting experiences. A special insider tip is the Schloss Lichtenwalde , which is not far from Chemnitz and shines in baroque shine.

The Schlosspark, a true jewel, offers a welcome cooling with its 335 historical fountains, shady places and fragrant flower rondelles. From here you also have a wonderful view of the Zschopautal. Inside the castle, visitors can expect the treasury with high -quality porcelain, often beautiful furniture, noble silk embroidery and a unique silhouette collection. Anyone who visits the castle during the summer months has the opportunity to take part in various events such as parking concerts, evening music and summer theaters.

culture and fun for everyone

The region really leaves nothing to be desired with its summer events. On the Tuffner Hof in Chemnitz is offered an open-air cinema from mid-July to the end of August, which will not only inspire cinema fans. The start of a French night with a concert and the film "The things of life" on July 18. Further themed evenings will be a Cuban night that includes Europe night and the night of the optimists. This is an event that you shouldn't miss!

Another highlight is the Küchwaldpark, which inspires with its over 130 years of history and the following attractions: shady places, playgrounds and even a climbing wall. For families with children there is also a parking train that runs on a circuit of 2.3 km. If you would like to admire botanical beauties, you are in good hands in the botanical garden that is open every day.

cultural -historical treasures and refreshment

Rabenstein attracts with the smallest preserved castle of Saxony, which was built in 1170. Here visitors can explore the impressive historical sites and enjoy hourly tours. A special insider tip is the Felsendome visitor mine, which comes up with an attractive barrier -free path and refreshing temperatures in the marble hall.

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And if you are already traveling in Zwickau, you shouldn't miss the Johannisbad. The neo -Gothic building, also known as the "swimming opera", fascinates with its impressive architecture and also offers an early morning swimming for early risers.