The villages Pretzschendorf, Colmnitz, Klingenberg, Friedersdorf und Röthenbach are situated in the German federal state of Saxony in the south-east of Germany.
Berlin, capital of Germany, is located about 230 km north of Pretzschendorf. Praha, capital of the Czech Republic, is situated 140 km south. The capital of Saxony, Dresden – known worldwide for its baroque buildings as the rebuilt Frauenkirche – is 35 km away. The railway station Klingenberg-Colmnitz is part of the railway line between Dresden and Zwickau.
In total, barely 4,000 inhabitants are living in the five villages in the lower Ore Mountains (Erzgebirge, famous for wooden christmas decoration like nutcrackers and incense smokers) at a height of 350 m to 550 m above sea level. The adjacent Klingenberg Dam is a local recreation area and the source of potable water for the region.
On the following pages you learn more about the villages:

Pretzschendorf
More about Pretzschendorf

Colmnitz
More about Colmnitz

Klingenberg
More about Klingenberg

Friedersdorf
More about Friedersdorf

Röthenbach
More about Röthenbach

Christmas diorama of Pretzschendorf
Pictures and video clip showing the Christmas diorama of Pretzschendorf and 48 paper models of historical buildings from Pretzschendorf and vicinity for download.
More topics are available on the
German page.