Often called the "Pearl of the Erzgebirge", Schwarzenberg's main attraction is its historic centre.

Palace with museum
St.-Georgen-Kirche (built between 1690 and 1699)
The Grenzlandfeierstätte (“Borderland Celebration Place”), dedicated in 1938, affords roughly 15,000 visitors seats for great cultural events as a Waldbühne (“forest stage”).

Weiße Frau (“White Woman”) on Jägerhäuser Straße
"Brunnenanlage und Meißner Glockenspiel" ("Faountain and the Meissen porcelain glockenspiel"), with 37 bells, is situated in the heritage-protected old town
Often called the "Pearl of the Erzgebirge", Schwarzenberg's main attraction is its historic centre.
Palace with museum
St.-Georgen-Kirche (built between 1690 and 1699)
The Grenzlandfeierstätte (“Borderland Celebration Place”), dedicated in 1938, affords roughly 15,000 visitors seats for great cultural events as a Waldbühne (“forest stage”).
Weiße Frau (“White Woman”) on Jägerhäuser Straße
"Brunnenanlage und Meißner Glockenspiel" ("Faountain and the Meissen porcelain glockenspiel"), with 37 bells, is situated in the heritage-protected old town
Schwarzenberg, Saxony