A Great Place to Live and Work
Germany’s number one travel destination for culture enthrals residents and tourists alike – with a superb blend of a remarkable historical heritage, a wide range of cultural attractions, and great natural beauty.
Around the globe, Saxony justifiably has the reputation as Germany’s No. 1 cultural destination. The more than 1,000 castles, stately homes, and gardens, 400 museums, 800 exhibitions, 14 theaters, and 3 opera houses offer a top-of-the-line, unforgettable experience.
International tourists appreciate that. Dresden ranks 5th and Leipzig 10th among the most popular city trip destinations in Germany. Dresden‘s Old Town quarter with the Frauenkirche Church and the Zwinger Palace was voted the 6th most popular German tourist attraction.
Saxon joie de vivre is also expressed by the many celebrations and festivals between classic and cult. And when it comes to the other senses, Saxony can also provide a broad range of programmes. Come savour exquisite wines at one of the wine festivals in the Elbe River valley. Or be tempted by the seductive scents of the Christmas markets in the Erzgebirge region.
So you see – you shouldn’t miss Saxony! Either for a short visit or as your home base.
Good and Affordable Living
In the cities of Dresden and Leipzig in Saxony, rents are significantly lower than the average in other big German cities.
Affordable Quality of Life
In Saxony's cities and districts, the cost of living is up to 10% below the German average. In the media and trade fair metropolis of Leipzig, for example, you pay almost 30% less for the same basket of goods (including rents) than in Germany's most expensive city, Munich.
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Dr. Uwe Lienig
Industry, Innovation & Marketing
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Andreas Lippert
Investor Services
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