Nomadic family looking for the perfect home in Saxon Switzerland

Nomadic family looking for the perfect home in Saxon Switzerland

Sächsische Schweiz, Deutschland - The Pruss family lives in the picturesque Saxon Switzerland, who found a shelter from a yurt. The alternative lifestyle, which Alexander and Sarah Pruss have chosen, serves to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and to get closer to nature. Here, where the magical and rough atmosphere captivates people, her first child, Silvan, was born. But life in the yurt has its challenges: the family can stay at their current location until October and is looking for a new home that offers enough space for their yurt, two horses and goats. "We have a good knack for country life," says Sarah, while telling her dream of her own farm with land in order to realize her alternative lifestyle in the long term.

Alexander Pruss describes himself as a “at most part -time nomade”. He has a preference for civilization, while Sarah, who works as a wilderness teacher and has lived with animals for four years, prefers to cut the nomadic existence to the fullest. The couple is currently on parental leave, what gives them time and space to explore Saxon Switzerland and to look for suitable properties on a move. With their experiences and the desire to have a piece of land, they are part of a larger trend of families who are looking for a tranquil, natural existence in view of the fast -moving lifestyle.

Saxon Switzerland - a place of attraction

In Saxon Switzerland, a mixture of people lives in the region and new immigrants who feel the attraction of this unique landscape. As [SWR] (https://www.swr.de/swrkultur/doku-und-feature/die-schoene-landschaft-allerleben-in-der-Saechsische-schweiz-feate- 202-09-100.html), everyone who grows up here has a lifetime. But not only beautiful nature is an issue. Right -wing extremists also live in many villages that are well networked and give many a queasy feeling. Antje Meichsner is one of the voices that deals with affected people of bullying and captures their stories.

cultural experiences and rural life

If you visit Saxon Switzerland, the Museum Hofmühle in Langburkersdorf should not miss. From May 1st, the Museum is open to visitors and offers an exciting exhibition about rural life in the house, courtyard and field. Here you can not only admire agricultural devices, but also experience school days of past days. Sächsische.de has reported that the original building was already mentioned 1470 And after several turns of fate still serves as a cultural attraction.

whether as part -time nomads or as locals, the charm and the challenges of this region are unmistakable. The search for a harmonious life in harmony with nature not only shapes the Pruss family, but also many others who are looking for a new home here.