Lossnitz

Built around a medieval mining settlement in the Ore Mountains, Lößnitz developed into a small Saxon town closely associated with the region’s ore-working past. It stands on the northern slopes of the Erzgebirge, the mountain range shared by Germany and the Czech Republic. St. Johanniskirche is a prominent landmark in the historic centre, while the town’s title of Bergstadt recalls its mining identity. Lößnitz also belongs to an area where Ore Mountain Christmas traditions, including carved wooden decorations and miners’ customs, remain part of local culture. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Saxony.

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