Attractions in Altenburger Land

Right on the bike path (gravel-sand mixture), great view of the Haselbacher See. Ideal for a break and for bathing, clean clear water. The bike path then continues through a … read more

The castle houses a museum on the 800-year history of the castle. The tower can be climbed. The view is sensational!

Haselbacher See is a 345 hectare (3.45 square kilometers) lake in Saxony and Thuringia. It emerged from the Haselbach open-cast lignite mine, the flooding of which ended in 2003. It … read more

The castle was first mentioned in 1254 and rebuilt in Renaissance style in 1574, and has been given its present appearance.

The former castle was converted into a palace between 1706 and 1744. One of the most beautiful parts of the complex is the triumphal gate. The oldest part is the … read more

The castle was built in 925. It burned down during the Thirty Years War in 1632. The manor was later rebuilt as a castle. Today is located in the castle worth seeing a youth hostel.

When visiting the castle, the Hausmannsturm should definitely be integrated into the program. In addition to the view and the Türmerstube, the stepless spiral staircase is a promotion variant that can not be seen in many towers.

The writer Ingo Schulze worked as a dramaturge at the Landestheater at the time of the “Wende”; in his novel "Simple Stories" (1998) he tells in a painfully laconic tone … read more

is located on the Lutherweg & Jakobsweg

You can take a nice walk in the park and look at the old walls.

The pond promenade in Altenburg offers not only a beautiful view of the old town and the Nikolaikirchviertel, but is also a focal point for Germany's only zoo on an island! Absolutely worth a visit!

The dam got its name from the village of Schömbach to the east of it, from which some farms had to be abandoned for the construction of the dam. The … read more

The baroque, so-called pleasure house, was built from 1706-1712.

A nice bike ride enlang the Mulde

The church was built from 1902-1905. Striking is the mosaic on the gable front.

A very interesting point in the Altenburger Land. The Flugwelt Museum at Nobitz Airfield. Airplanes and other exhibits are in the open-air area. Moderate admission prices. Small snack offer.

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Since the Reformation year 2017 Georg Burkhardt, known as Spalatin as a life-size sculpture, can be found again on the wide stepped square in front of the church. The largely … read more

the S 5(X) runs about every 30 minutes

The manor was built around 1143 under the Lords of Nöbdenitz. After the manor burned down in the 30 Years War from 1618 to 1648, it was rebuilt as a … read more

located on the pilgrimage routes