Mulda/Saxony: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Mulda leisure pool is located in the valley of the Freiberger Mulde. The water is heated by solar energy; facilities include swimming and diving pools, leisure and children's pools, shaded areas, as well as sports and play areas. Access to the water areas and the surrounding areas is barrier-free. The following local information accompanies your search if you would like to rent a holiday apartment in Mulda/Saxony.

Hiking

A 35-kilometre circular hike around Mulda starts at Mulda railway station. The sights mentioned include the Lichtenberg reservoir, the Dorfchemnitz iron hammer mill and the church in Helbigsdorf.

Cycling

The BLOCKLINE is suitable for e-bikes, mountain bikes and gravel bikes, and runs through valleys, forests, viewpoints and waterscapes. It can be planned as 15 stages, three loops or a complete circuit.

Experiences

Between Mulda and Dorfchemnitz lies Blockhausen, a forest adventure centre with more than 100 chainsaw-carved figures and the longest table in the world. Reiterhof Eger offers horse riding and horse-drawn carriage tours, horse and rider training, as well as adventure holidays for children aged 10 and over.

The Dorfchemnitz Eisenhammer Museum offers one-hour guided tours during which visitors can see a tail hammer and bellows powered by two water wheels.

Culture and Crafts

The historic Brettmühle offers demonstration days and guided tours showcasing drive systems used during the industrialisation of the Ore Mountains. The steam sawmill in Mulda offers guided tours by prior arrangement.

The foundation stone of the Elisabeth Church in Zethau was laid in 1728. The church has an organ by Adam Gottfried Oehme with 20 speaking stops.

Getting Around

The Freiberger Railway runs between Freiberg and Holzhau and has a station in Mulda. Bicycles can be taken on the Freiberger Railway free of charge; advance registration is requested because capacity is limited.

For further destination options, you can also find Leubsdorf, Penig, Frankenberg/Saxony, Niederwiesa, Großhartmannsdorf, Großschirma, Oberschöna and Lichtenau.

For the higher-level travel overview: Central Saxony.