In , Chemnitz will have a great time. That is when the third largest city in Saxony will be labeled the European cultural capital. Afterwards, you can shine with all your newfound knowledge before everyone else! The park, which formerly belonged to the Chemnitz monastery , offers enough space to linger and walk with its inviting park facilities. The magnificent trees, large meadows and numerous park benches attract many visitors every day, especially in summer.
Colorful sunsets can also be admired from the benches on the eastern side of the pond. On hot summer days, you have the opportunity to rent a boat and paddle across the lake. Next door is the Schlossberg Museum , which is worth a visit as an alternative when dealing with bad weather. The museum, which can be reached via a small stairway, shows the history of Chemnitz and also offers one of the most beautiful and best-preserved monastery complexes in Saxony.
In summer, there are delicious ice cream specialties and in winter, warming mulled wine. You can spend countless hours in the countryside here. Because as soon as it gets dark, the Lulatsch shines in bright colors, showing off its colorful light show.
The almost meter-high tower can be seen from almost anywhere in Chemnitz and also serves as a landmark for tourists. Located right in the city center, the power plant can be admired directly from one of the many parks. This is how a power plant becomes a small landmark.
If you stroll through the streets of the city center, you will eventually see yourself standing in front of the old town hall. After a reconstruction of the magnificent building, which was severely damaged by the destruction of World War II, Chemnitz residents and tourists can now see the beautiful and historic town hall.
