Discover Saxony: Five exciting exhibitions in summer 2025!

Discover Saxony: Five exciting exhibitions in summer 2025!

Görlitz, Deutschland - The art life in Saxony blooms! Numerous exciting exhibitions invite art and historical lovers to discover the cultural diversity of the region. From June 13, 2025, visitors in Chemnitz, Dresden and other cities can experience the latest exhibitions that cover both historical and contemporary topics.

in Chemnitz is currently the exhibition "The New City-Chemnitz as Karl-Marx-Stadt" and remains open until February 1, 2026. Presentation reinterpreted the history of the city. Another highlight is the "Made in Saxony" work, which has been presented at Gießerstraße 5 since April 2, 2025 and can be seen until September 4, 2025. Here visitors can experience the diversity of Saxon art.

The Museum Gunzenhauser also opens its gates for the exhibition "European Realities. Realism movements of the 1920s and 1930s in Europe", which can be visited by August 10, 2025. Entry here is 10 euros, reduced 6.50 euros, while children up to 18 years have free access. chemnitz2025.de reports . The Chemnitz industrial museum has also taken up an exciting topic with “Tales of Transformation”, which can be seen until November 16, 2025.

Dresden has a new attraction with "The sweet art - a cultural history of the pastry shop and the desserts". This exhibition will be shown in the Book Museum of the SLUB Dresden from today until January 17, 2026 and is already very popular. According to MDR , admission is free! It is also worth visiting the urban gallery for the exhibition "Anyway" by Christine Schlegel, which runs until September 21, 2025.

insights into other cultural events

Görlitz and Leipzig complement the artificial offer with also interesting exhibitions. In the Görlitz Museum of Photography you can visit Michael Dressel until June 15, 2025 "The End is Near, here". In Leipzig, on the other hand, the exhibition "The House with the Spider-Part 1: Preparation" attracts everyone-here the doors are open until October 26, 2025, and admission is free. supplemented.

For all those interested in art, the ideal time is now to move through the Saxon cultural landscape and to enjoy the variety of exhibitions - from historical response to contemporary discussions to culinary experiences. A visit is definitely worth it!