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Rundkirche
("round church") in Klingenthal
The octagonal round church called "Zum Friedefürsten"
was built during 1736/37 and is - together with the
Frauenkirche in Dresden - considered to be the largest
baroque structure in Saxony.
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Museum
of space travel in Morgenröthe-Rautenkranz
The birthplace of astronaut Sigmund Jähn presents
an exhibition on space travel on 200 sqm.
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Drachenhöhle
("dragon's den") in Syrau
In 1928 the mine master craftsman Ludwig Undeutsch discovered
the most stunning dripstone cave of Saxony. Now you
can discover the mazelike built cave with its emerald-green
cavern lakes for yourself.
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Tannenbergstal
mine
Travel through time when visiting this mine situated near
the topaz rock of Schneckenstein.
Geological explorations and mining stories against the
wonderful backdrop of the subterranean lake make this
trip an unforgettable experience for the young and the
young at heart.
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Göltzschtal
bridge in Netzschkau
This is the largest brick-built bridge in the world which
makes it one of the most impressive constructions in Germany.
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Leisure
park in Plohn
This amusement park opened in 1996 with a little enchanted
forest. Since then numerous attractions have been added
to the park: a wild-water ride, a rollercoaster, the “Holzmichel”
villa (Germany’s largest tree house), a haunted
mill, a climbing rock and many others.
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Summer
toboggan run in Klingenthal
The run is 800 metres long and allows you to speed through
45 metres of altitude around 11 bends and conquering an
obstacle on the way.
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Little
Vogtland in Adorf
Here you will find the entire Vogtland area in one spot,
combined with a botanical garden.
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Museum
of musical instruments in Markneukirchen
This museum presents 2800 musical instruments from all
over the world, for example a 5.25 metre (17 ft) long
tuba built in 1913 as well as a giant piano-accordion
with 360 basses and a height of 1.90 metres (6.2 ft),
which was built in the “Musikwinkel” (“musical
corner”) of the Vogtland.
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