Lots for experts, those hungry for knowledge, explorers and museum fans to choose from. Learn interesting facts about the Vogtland, its history and personality while getting to know it in a very special way.
We hope you have lots of fun DISCOVERING us!
Oelsnitz Rug Museum, Mineral Vault and The Illusorium
Diverse collections of different kinds await visitors to the castles in Greiz.
continuezu „Museums of the Castle and Residential City Greiz“
The region’s history comes alive in a highly modern fashion between medieval walls.
An entertaining stroll through the history of musical instrument making – even beyond the Vogtland.
An exhibition dedicated to the life and works of Friederike Caroline Neuber, who at one time reformed German theatre.
Music and winter sports have always belonged together here, which is why they also share a museum.
The impressive exhibition is dedicated to the city’s most famous son.
The history of the Vogtland is presented splendidly in a house once owned by wealthy cotton dealers.
Many valuable books and artworks from different centuries can be admired in Greiz.
The life and works of the Vogtland artist are displayed in his former residence.
A rewarding insight into the history of life in the Vogtland between work in the fields and instrument making.
Visitors of all ages experience village life with the changing seasons up close.
This is how the Vogtland’s farmers lived and worked during 18th and 19th centuries.
An exceptional collection from the entire region can be found in the city gate of Adorf.
continuezu „Mother of Pearl and Local Heritage Museum Adorf“
“Sächsisches Bademuseum Bad Elster” focuses on the once world-renowned spa region of Saxony and Bohemia.
In Schneckenstein, the sparkling treasures of the regional “underworld” are shown in the best light.
continuezu „Vogtland-Bohemian Mineral Centre in Schneckenstein“
Predominantly furnishings from different eras are on display in this collection.
Since 1984, Germany’s only lace museum presents alternating items from a unique textile industry.
The exhibition shows both the history of the uranium producer, Wismut, as well as the restructuring of the corporation
