Leupoldishain Open-Air Stage

The nature stage Leupoldishain, which suddenly appears in the middle of the forest, was built in 1959 by the inhabitants of the village. Until 1963, artists appeared here, after which the stage could no longer be used because of mining activities. She is very well preserved to this day.

The natural stage in Leupoldishain is beautifully situated on the path in the forest. In 1957, after the plan for its construction matured, it was opened in 1959. The cultural experience didn't last too long, however, because mining of the Wismut began in 1963 and the stage could no longer be used, except for the stone stage. Although nature has reclaimed the 120-seat auditorium, this former cultural site is still a gem.

until 1961 recorded natural stage in the area of Nikolsdorfer walls
seated up to 1,200 spectators