												
							Schloßbergmuseum						
																		Public guided tour

30.11.2025 – 14:30 Ausstellung: Eine Bergparade

When

30.11.2025 at 14:30 Uhr (45 min)

When

30.11.2025 at 14:30 Uhr (45 min)

Wir laden Sie herzlich ein zur öffentlichen Führung durch die Ausstellung Eine Bergparade am Sonntag, den 16. November 2025 um 14:30 Uhr im Schloßbergmuseum.

Mit persönlichen Perspektiven erzählt die kulturhistorische Ausstellung von der einstigen Verwobenheit der Stadt und Region Chemnitz mit den erzgebirgischen Bergrevieren. Sie gewährt Einblick in Handelsbeziehungen, Freundschaften und Familienbande nur wenig bekannter Persönlichkeiten im Umfeld des Berg- und Hüttenwesens.

Wer vom Silberbergbau profitieren und etwas davon verstehen will, muss in Schächte einfahren und sich mit vielen Wissensbereichen befassen, davon zeugt das weltweit verbreitete Werk De re metallica, von Georgius Agricola in Chemnitz verfasst. Hier, am Standort einer bedeutenden Schmelzhütte, nahm die Unternehmerfamilie Schütz eine zentrale Position ein. Als Stifter wirkten sie in den Orten Chemnitz, Geyer, Erdmannsdorf und Saragossa. »Ihr« Altar aus Erdmannsdorf zeigt noch heute die Bergbauheiligen Anna und Barbara.

Öffentliche Führungen sind auf maximal 24 Personen begrenzt. Wir empfehlen eine Anmeldung per E-Mail (info.kunstsammlungen@stadt-chemnitz.de) oder Telefon (0371 488 4424). Gruppen ab 10 Personen bitten wir Führungen aufgrund der begrenzten Gruppenstärke vorzubestellen. Vielen Dank!

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Treffpunkt: Kasse des Schloßbergmuseums

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For barrier-free access, a visitor guidance system with an inclusive floor guidance system, orientation boards with Braille and pyramid writing and an elevator at ground level to all exhibition floors are available at Theaterplatz. Further information can be found at inclusion and accessibility.
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Stollberger Straße 2, Chemnitz
Getting there from Chemnitz Main Station: tram no. 4 (direction Hutholz) to the Falkeplatz/Museum Gunzenhauser stop
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open 1.5. to 1.11.
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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).
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Oberfrohnaer Straße 149, Chemnitz
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Parkstraße 58, Chemnitz
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