Treuen

Treuen is located in the southern part of the Vogtland district and is surrounded by beautiful green hills. The town itself has a long history and was an important trading centre during the Renaissance period. Today it is known for its picturesque half-timbered houses from the 18th century.

The most important sights include Voigtsberg Castle, the Alte Burg Museum with an impressive collection of historical musical instruments, and the town church of St. Bartholomew with its Baroque furnishings.

Cultural highlights include the annual jazz festival "Jazzmeile", which takes place every year in September, or the Christmas markets during Advent.

For gourmets, Treuen offers regional specialities such as delicious Thuringian bratwurst or hearty potato dishes.

In summer, you can look forward to hiking through the idyllic countryside around Treuen or enjoy cycling on well-developed paths. In winter, ski resorts such as the Aschberg near Klingenthal entice you to go skiing, snowboarding or cross-country skiing.

Even if it rains, there are still plenty of things to do in Treuen. For example, visit the indoor swimming pool or the sauna at the "Aqua Marien" leisure and adventure pool.

The most beautiful thing about Treuen, however, is its picturesque surroundings with the green hills and forests as well as the river Göltzsch. Here you can simply relax and enjoy nature.

In short: Treuen is definitely worth a visit! Come by and discover this charming town in Germany's Vogtlandkreis district for yourself.