Welterbestadt QUEDLINBURG
North of the Harz Mountains, the town of Quedlinburg is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Bautzen Budysin
Numerous towers have adorned the centre of the Saxon town of Bautzen since the Middle Ages. -
Bierstadt Radeberg
One of Germany's most popular Pilsner beers has been brewed in the beer town of Radeberg since 1872. -
Brandis
The Brandis mountain church towers strikingly on a steep cliff overlooking the Kirchbruch lake. -
Delitzsch Stadt der Türme
A tour along the medieval town fortifications shows why Delitzsch is known as the "town of towers". -
Bergstadt Marienberg
A historic town centre, which is even a UNESCO World Heritage Site, characterises the mountain town of Marienberg. -
Bergstadt Schneeberg
Rich silver discoveries gave rise to the founding of the mountain town of Schneeberg in 1471. -
Burgstädt
First mentioned in documents in the Middle Ages, Burgstädt soon developed into an important craft town. -
Berg-und Adam-Ries-Stadt Annaberg-Buchholz
The title Mountain and Adam Ries Town already reveals what special features Annaberg-Buchholz has to offer. -
Chemnitz - Stadt der Moderne
Chemnitz sees itself as a city of modernity. -
Dresden
One of the most famous buildings in Dresden is the Royal Palace. -
Gellert-Stadt Hainichen
A bronze statue on the market square reveals that Hainichen proudly bears the title "Gellert town". -
Forststadt Tharandt
The forest town of Tharandt lies amidst densely wooded hills. -
Europastadt Görlitz
The European City of Görlitz unites numerous architectural styles from the continent to create a unique diversity. -
Heinrich-Zille-Stadt Radeburg
As the birthplace of the famous draughtsman and photographer, Radeburg proudly bears the title "Heinrich Zille Town".