Agriculture museums in Saxony

The Berg and Lusthaus Hoflönitz, located in Radebeul Oberlönitz, is the primary structure of the former royal Saxon vineyard, Hoflönitz, which is now municipally owned. This historic building has a rich history and is a significant part of the vineyard.

The Vogtländische Freilichtmuseum Landwüst is situated in the district of Landwüst, within the city of Markneukirchen. This location places it in the southernmost tip of the Free State of Saxony, at the tri-border area of Saxony, Bavaria, and the Czech Republic. This geographical positioning makes it an accessible destination for tourists from these regions.

Blankenhain Castle, situated near Crimmitschau, is a historical site that was once part of a knight's estate. Today, it houses the German Agricultural Museum, making it a unique museum complex in Germany. This combination of history and agriculture provides a fascinating insight into the country's past and its agricultural practices.

The Dorfmuseum Gahlenz is a monument-protected three-sided courtyard located in the district of Gahlenz in the small Saxon town of Oederan. This unique architectural structure adds to the historical charm of the museum, making it a fascinating destination for tourists interested in history and architecture.

The Heimatmuseum Wilsdruff, which was once known as the Heimatsammlung Wilsdruff, was established by Artur Kühne and Alfred Ranft. This local and natural history collection was opened to the public in 1919. The museum has been housed in the ground floor of the current Oberschule am Gezinge in Wilsdruff since its inception.