The large community Fraureuth with the villages Fraureuth, Beiersdorf, Gospersgr�n and Ruppertsgr�n is a typical industrial and agricultural community with tradition and future.

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Known well beyond village borders of Fraureuth is the Silbermann organ at the protestant church. Built by the most important representative of organ builders in middle GermanyGottfried Silbermann, the organ was installed in1742 and is one of the best preserved works of the still existing organs by the great master. Concerts take place regularly at the church and are very popular.



The world-famous Fraureuther porcelain was produced at the porcelain 'factory ofR�mer und F�disch Fraureuth'from 1876to 1926. 200 porcelain painters took care of the product's high quality and achieved some official recognition, for example the 1st prize at the world exhibition in Sydney. Some especially valuable exhibits of the Fraureuther porcelain can today be admired at the Werdauer Museum.

Fraureuth is today a village with well developed infrastructure. Producing industry, crafts and trade on one side, several leisure and sports options, an extensive gastronomical offer as well as lovely housing estates on the other side offer great conditions for the development of the future.

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The idyllic situated villages Beiersdorf, Gospersgr�n and Ruppertsgr�n are developing increasinglyinto progressive villages without loosing their original character.

Several listed farmsteads, attractive housing estates and natural landscapes form the villagescape.

Attractive destinations are the spring areas of the Aschbrunnen with following beautiful lake areas in Beiersdorf or thegrist-mill of the family Wappler,a watermill with overshot wheel in Gospersgr�n.