The little town of Wildenfels is situated between 350m and 400m high on a rocky promontory, which is surrounded by the valleys of the H�rtensdorf and Zschocken streams.�Situated around 11km southeast of Zwickau and only�two kilometres from the motorway exit Zwickau-Ost,�Wildenfels can be reached easily.

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A visit to Wildenfels is well recommended. Most popular landmark is the Palace Wildenfels, which is right now in the 2nd and 3rd restoration section. There are valuable wall paintings and ceiling paintings to be seen in the palace rooms.�

If you want to tie the knot in aristocratically ambiance you can do this at�the palace's wedding rooms, which are used�by the registry office.

The whole of ca 10ha palace grounds is well worth seeing. One shouldn't miss a walk through the palace garden and the park including the palace lake.

Also�a stroll through the narrow alleys of the romantic little village and a visit to the Wildenfels Church is recommended.

Once a year attracts the Rose Show many visitors to the town of Wildenfels.



The villages Sch�nau and Wiesenburg also invite visitors.

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The village Sch�nau convinces with many half-timbered houses partly with� Umgebinde constructions and stately 4 buildings arranged around a courtyard.


The people of Sch�nau�worked with a lot of love at the preservation of their pretty villagescape.


Sch�nau is also known through the events at the greyhound track and as starting point for hikes through�the Wildenfels Zwischengebirge.

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The castle Wiesenburg in Wiesenburg with its imposing donjon at a sloping mountain ridge above the�Mulde valley was centre of a lordship that encompassed large parts of the southern district.

Several times destroyed by fire�and rebuilt, the Palace Wiesenburg, today privately owned, depicts the village's landmark. The courtyard with its half-timbered facades invites visitors to take a closer look.�