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The bell consecration took place on May 18, 1925. Beautiful church

800 years of Kamenz, a beautiful city festival.

The Volkspark is located on the outskirts of the historic city center and is a popular green space for residents and visitors alike. It blends harmoniously with the grounds of the Lessing Museum, with its sandstone sculptures and plantings. The park encompasses 1.6 hectares and was created from an extension of the former art and commercial nursery owned by Wilhelm Weiße (1846-1916). Source: https://www.kamenz.de/botanische-kostbarkeiten.html#gk_schiller

Since August 2011, the monastery church has served not only ecclesiastical purposes but also as a sacred museum. Important sacred works of art from the churches of Kamenz are presented here. The museum regularly hosts special exhibitions on art and cultural history topics and offers artists a unique space to present contemporary art. https://kamenz-entdecken.de/entdecken/kirchen/st-annen

The Franciscan monastery, built outside the city, initially had no direct access to the city. For this reason, the monks purchased a house along the city wall, demolished it, and created a passageway, the present-day monastery gate. In 1770, the gate was built over with a rather impressive Baroque residential building. Source: https://www.kamenz.de/sakrale-schaetze.html#mausoleum

Compared to other marketplaces in Germany, Kamenz's market square is one of the smaller ones. Nevertheless, it was very lively, especially in the past. The so-called Autumn Wool Market was held here as early as 1455, and was supplemented by the Spring Wool Market in 1498. The Keulenmarkt (Beef Market) has remained in Kamenz to this day and is now held as a weekly market every Thursday. Over the course of history, the market square also came to be called "Platz der Befreiung" (Place of Liberation). Source: https://kamenz-entdecken.de/entdecken/auchsehenswert/marktplatz

In the Middle Ages, the combined butchers' stalls were called "Fleischbänke" (meat benches) – a reference to the original bench-like shape of the sales tables; the current building was built after the town fire of 1842. https://www.kamenz.de/virtueller-stadtrundgang.html

A skate park with designated areas for skateboarders, inline skaters, and mountain bikers has been installed in Kamenz's old public swimming pool. The spacious complex also features numerous recreational and green spaces, a swing for the little ones, and two beach volleyball courts. Thus, the skate park in Kamenz offers recreational and leisure opportunities for young and old. Every year on June 1st, International Children's Day takes place in the old public swimming pool, organized by the German Child Protection Association (Kamenz local chapter). Location: Between Goethestraße, Oststraße, and Jahnsportplatz Source: https://www.kamenz.de/spielplaetze.html