A rich shared cultural and industrial heritage connects Chemnitz, Zwickau and the surrounding region. There is much to discover in the triad of industry, culture and nature. Here, city and countryside merge effortlessly, culture and industry flow together and more than 20 palaces and castles sit enthroned amidst enchanting landscapes. Historically characterised by mechanical engineering and the textile industry, Chemnitz developed into the "City of Modernity", while Zwickau is known as the cradle of the automotive industry and the city of Robert Schumann, a German composer, pianist, and music critic of the early Romantic era . Architecture, art and museums tell of these times. Nature in CHEMNITZ. ZWICKAU. REGION. is diverse and breathtaking. The Rochlitz porphyry tuff, a unique building stone and the first World Heritage stone, characterises the landscape around the Rochlitz Mulde valley and tells of huge volcanic eruptions millions of years ago. Picturesque river landscapes, parks, reservoirs and nature reserves invite you to go canoeing, hiking and cycling. For good reason, this multifaceted holiday region attracts a lot of attention.

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Idyllic landscapes, unique river valleys, picturesque villages and historic mining towns along the German-Czech border have their origins in more than 850 years of mining history. The Erzgebirge/Krušnohoří mining region has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since July 2019. The Ore Mountains are a paradise for active holidaymakers and nature lovers. The region is also known for its unique craftsmanship and the magic of true Christmas: centuries-old customs and traditions are deeply rooted and are lived with joy. The Erzgebirge is the home of adventure. "Glück Auf!"

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