Schloßbergmuseum

Remembering Johann Belz

04.04.2021 – 30.08.2021

Address and Contact Information

Schloßberg 12, 09113 Chemnitz
T +49 (0)371 488 4520, F +49 (0)371 488 4599
schlossbergmuseum@stadt-chemnitz.de

Opening hours

February to May 2026: Wed – Sun, public holidays 11 am – 6 pm
from June 2026: Tue – Sun, public holidays 11 am – 6 pm
closed 24./25./31.12.

Address and Contact Information

Schloßberg 12, 09113 Chemnitz
T +49 (0)371 488 4520, F +49 (0)371 488 4599
schlossbergmuseum@stadt-chemnitz.de

Opening hours

February to May 2026: Wed – Sun, public holidays 11 am – 6 pm
from June 2026: Tue – Sun, public holidays 11 am – 6 pm
closed 24./25./31.12.

Klapperbrunnen fountain, Don Quixote, victorious working class: the sculptor Johann Belz inscribed himself into the cityscape of Karl-Marx-Stadt/Chemnitz in many different ways through his works. Those works, which he carried out preferably in metal, include individual sculptures, reliefs and fountains that to this very day co-shape the appearance of numerous spaces and ensembles in the city. They also continue to enjoy the approval both of the citizens and of visitors. Parallel to the travelling exhibition “70 Jahre ‘Kunst am Bau’”, which will be shown at the Kunstsammlungen am Theaterplatz, the Schloßbergmuseum would like to remember this versatile and popular artist in a Kabinett exhibition that will include sculptures as well as studies and designs that are privately owned and have not yet been shown in public.

The houses of the Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz

Schloßbergmuseum, Ostgiebel, Foto: Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz/Schloßbergmuseum

Schloßbergmuseum

The Museum of History of the City of Chemnitz is housed in one of the most beautiful and best-preserved monastery sites in Saxony. Around 1135, Emperor Lothar ordered to build a Benedictine monastery on a ridge above the Chemnitz River, which would exist until the age of Reformation.

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  • Admission

    General admission 8 Euros, reduced admission 5 Euros

    On the first Friday of the month, admission is free.

    For children and adolescents through age 17, as well as for students of the Technical University Chemnitz, holders of a Chemnitzpass, and chaperones to severely handicapped persons, admission is always free.
    For further information regarding individual and group admission fees and combination tickets valid for more than one of the museums within the Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz, please see the schedule of fees (Entgeltordnung).

    Tickets
  • Combination Ticket – All Museums Including Rabenstein Castle

    From November 4, 2025: general admission 28 euros, reduced admission 19 euros

    Tickets
  • Opening hours

    February to May 2026: Wed – Sun, public holidays 11 am – 6 pm
    from June 2026: Tue – Sun, public holidays 11 am – 6 pm
    closed 24./25./31.12.

  • Getting there

    Schloßberg 12, Chemnitz
    Getting there from Chemnitz Main Station: bus no. 23 (direction Heinersdorf) to the Nordstraße stop, then walk approx. 500 meters along Müllerstraße and turn right up the Schloßberg hill

  • Barriere·Freiheit

    Rollstuhl·Nutzer können die Dauer·Ausstellung besuchen.

    Blinden·Hunde und Therapie·Hunde dürfen mit ins Museum.

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