Did the name “Schusterstein” ever make you curious? Am Schusterstein, a nature reserve nestled on the outskirts of Chemnitz, Germany, holds a secret. It’s a hidden gem, tucked away along a curve of the Chemnitz River. This 13.32-hectare sanctuary, officially designated as “Am Schusterstein,” offers a peaceful escape. Imagine strolling along the riverbank, the city’s hustle fading behind you. The air is fresh, filled with the sounds of nature. Am Schusterstein became a protected area in 1987. Its designation, Naturschutzgebiet (NSG) C 54, reflects its importance. Am Schusterstein isn’t just a nature reserve. It’s a testament to the city’s commitment to preserving its natural heritage. The Chemnitz River, the lifeblood of the city, flows through this protected area. This creates a unique ecosystem. Am Schusterstein offers a glimpse into the natural beauty that thrives alongside the urban landscape. Close your eyes for a moment. Feel the gentle breeze, hear the rustling leaves, smell the damp earth. This is Am Schusterstein. It offers a welcome respite from the city. Am Schusterstein invites you to reconnect with nature. As you explore its trails, you become part of its story. You witness the delicate balance between urban development and environmental protection. Am Schusterstein, a place of quiet beauty. It is waiting to be discovered.
Schule Altchemnitz, Lernförderschule
Two hundred students learn at Schule Altchemnitz. It’s a special school a Förderzentrum. This means it provides extra support for