Experience Saxony live
Saxony is one of the most diverse travel destinations in Germany. Between historic cities, traditional craftsmanship, impressive landscapes and an active calendar of events, a federal state unfolds that has a lot to offer explorers. From the baroque splendor of Dresden to the wild and romantic Saxon Switzerland, the range of impressions that the federal state has to offer. Experience live impressions from Saxony and be inspired by the images from the webcams.
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The federal state of Saxony
Saxony is located in eastern Germany and borders Poland and the Czech Republic. Within Germany, it shares its borders with Bavaria, Thuringia, Saxony-Anhalt and Brandenburg. With an area of around 18,400 km², Saxony is the sixth largest federal state and has around 4 million inhabitants - putting it in the upper midfield. The state capital is Dresden, known for its baroque old town and cultural treasures. Geographically, Saxony offers great diversity: the Ore Mountains in the south, Lusatia in the east, Vogtland in the west and the impressive Saxon Switzerland with its bizarre rock formations along the Elbe. Discover this fascinating landscape of Saxony with the webcams.
Discover Saxony's cities
The cities in Saxony combine a vibrant present with a backdrop steeped in history. Leipzig is considered a dynamic cultural metropolis and impresses with its creative trendy districts, musical tradition and dynamic city center. Dresden is famous for its baroque old town, the Frauenkirche church, the Semper Opera House and world-famous museums such as the Zwinger. The view of Dresden's old town from the Terrassenufer is particularly impressive - the Livecam in Dresden provides exactly this perspective. Smaller towns such as Görlitz, Freiberg and Radebeul also show how charming urban life in Saxony can be. If you want to get in the mood for a stroll through historic alleyways, the webcam will give you first impressions that will whet your appetite for a personal discovery tour.
Saxony is rich in cultural treasures that have grown over the centuries. Castles, palaces, theaters and museums invite you to experience history alive. Wackerbarth Castle in Radebeul is particularly impressive and is not only known for its wines, but also for its architecture.
Active in nature
Saxony offers an impressive variety of nature experiences for active vacationers. The Saxon Switzerland National Park is home to spectacular sandstone formations such as the Bastei and the Schrammsteine. The Malerweg, a 112 km long quality hiking trail, leads through this unique rocky landscape and offers breathtaking views. The Elbe Sandstone Mountains around Rathen are particularly picturesque, where you can experience both Altrathen Castle and the view over Oberrathen with the live cams in an impressive setting. The Erzgebirge and Vogtland regions are home to long-distance hiking trails such as the Erzgebirge-Vogtland ridge trail, which lead through densely wooded mountain ranges and historic mining regions. The Fichtelberg, Saxony's highest peak at 1,215 m, is a popular destination for hiking and winter sports. Cyclists appreciate the Elbe Cycle Path, which leads along the Elbe through picturesque landscapes. The Neuseenland near Leipzig, created from former open-cast mines, offers numerous opportunities for cycling, swimming and water sports. Whether climbing, cycling or hiking - Saxony's natural diversity invites you to spend eventful days in the countryside.
Events & family destinations in Saxony
Saxony delights visitors with a variety of traditional and modern festivals. Whether it's the Christmas market in Annaberg-Buchholz, the Bach Festival in Leipzig or the Film Nights on the banks of the Elbe - Saxony's calendar of events is well-filled all year round. Even smaller towns such as Bad Schandau celebrate traditional festivals with a regional character and invite you to join in the celebrations. In Radebeul, the Karl May Festival celebrates the famous writer with Wild West flair. The Meissen Wine Festival and the Autumn and Wine Festival in Radebeul offer regional wines and culture.
Saxony offers numerous activities for families - from animal parks and hands-on museums to adventure trails in nature. Amusement parks, child-friendly cycle routes and castles with adventure tours also make the region attractive for young travelers. The real-time view through the webcams of popular hiking destinations such as Oberwiesenthal or viewpoints such as the Götzinger Höhe makes it possible to check occupancy and weather conditions in advance - particularly helpful for flexible day planning with children.
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