Holidayhomes in Saxony
Visit our holiday homes in Saxony in Germany today to discover this amazing region! A 1000-year-old history, stunning natural beauty, vast traditions in arts, culture and music, and a world-famous traditional handicraft awaits you here. Whether in the elegantly historic urban atmosphere of Dresden and Leipzig, or exploring the endless castles, vineyards and cozy villages of the countryside, Saxony promises a holiday in Germany worth remembering. Discover it today with the help of our holiday homes in Saxony!
Holiday homes in Saxony Germany for an adventure holiday
Those in search of an active holiday in nature will have a truly memorable time in our holiday homes in Saxony. A wide array of quality hiking- and cycling, scenic routes, mountain-bike tracks, and waterways are available here. With its endless forests and meadows, castles and small spa towns (Bad Elster, Bad Brambach), the Vogtland Panorama Route runs through some of the most idyllic countryside found in Germany. Conditions for cycling, mountain biking and hiking are excellent. Special mountain biking tracks called “Sax-Tracks” are also available. Discover Saxony's 400 years worth of wine-making traditions on the Saxon Wine Route, where a romantic atmosphere, cozy villages and charming terraced vineyards await you. Water sports venues are also plentiful in Saxony. Great possibilities for swimming, wind-surfing, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, rafting, fishing and so much more can be found, for example on Lake Cospudener, or Lake Kulwitzer. Winter sports fans can head for the Schöneck or Altenberg ski resorts for a wonderful snowboarding- or skiing holiday in Saxony. Accommodation is also readily available here thanks to our holiday homes in Saxony.
Holiday homes in Saxony Germany for a cultural holiday
The state capital, Dresden, is perfect for a cultural holiday in Saxony. Fittingly called “Florence on the Elbe”, Dresden is a world famous baroque city not far from our holiday homes is Saxony. Among its significant landmarks is the majestic 18th century Zwinger Palace, inspired by the ruler's visit to Versailles. The world famous Meißener Porcelain also has its origins nearby. As a city of music and culture, Leipzig is also well worth a visit. Also known as the economic center of Saxony, Leipzig houses the 15th century St. Thomas Church where Johann Sebastian Bach himself worked as a cantor and is currently buried. Saxony's most famous culinary specialty is undoubtedly the Dresdener Stollen that originates from the 14th century and is the most famous German Christmas treat. Countless other historic monuments, art galleries and museums are also available nearby. There are plenty of reasons to visit this colorful state, so come and discover it with the help of our holiday homes in Saxony!