Medical Association: Sugar consumption must be reduced
Eating and drinking a lot of sugar can not only make you fatter, it can also make you ill. The German Medical Association is now calling for political measures.
Leisure in Saxony Dresden Leipzig Chemnitz
The current Saxon online newspaper. The latest news about leisure in Saxony, Dresden, Chemnitz and Leipzig.
Three-time Olympic champion gives swimming lessons to children
She was once a world-class swimmer. Now Ulrike Schmidt gives swimming lessons - at the Aue indoor swimming pool.
Saxony produces the most goslings
Almost half of all goslings in Germany come from Saxony. St. Martin's Day marks the start of the main goose season, which many German families serve at Christmas.
Lotto player from Saxony wins 2.2 million euros
A lottery player from Saxony is the only person in Germany to hit six correct numbers. What is the prize worth?
Last laps for Dresden's park railroad in its anniversary year
If you still want to ride the miniature train, you have to hurry: The locomotives will be rolling through the Großer Garten until October 31, after which the train will be closed for the winter.
Saxon cities open stores on Advent Sundays
Christmas shopping on Sundays: many cities in Saxony make this possible with open days during the Advent season. An overview.
Delitzsch Baroque Palace presents Christmas show to roll the dice
In Delitzsch's baroque castle, everything will soon revolve around the dice game. For a new exhibition, the organizers can draw on the incredibly large collection of a Leipzig resident.
Hiking in the footsteps of an Olympic champion
Sports legend Eric Frenzel has developed a concept with hiking trails for his home in the Ore Mountains. When will you be able to explore the region on the "Eric Frenzel trails"?
Goose prices in Saxony remain stable - imported goods dominate
Prices for domestic geese remain stable ahead of the upcoming season in Saxony. However, regional products are still rare.
Ryanair still not flying to Dortmund, Dresden, Leipzig
Ryanair has been bothered by the German air traffic tax and other costs for months. The airline therefore recently reduced its offer from Germany - and is now maintaining this course.
Vacations: There are still beds available for last-minute vacationers
There are just under ten days left of the fall vacations. Saxony's vacation regions offer free accommodation - and lots of ideas for families, hiking enthusiasts and culture fans.
"Jagd & Angeln" trade fair attracts around 20,000 interested visitors
Hunting and fishing equipment, but also dog sports and falconry - the "Jagd & Angeln" trade fair attracted thousands of visitors with this mix.
Large increase in visitors at the Leipzig hobby fair
At the Leipzig hobby fair, everything revolves around games, leisure and technology. Visitors love what is on offer.
More flights at airports in Saxony at the start of the vacation season
Off to the sun by plane. With the start of the fall vacations, numerous vacation flights take off from Leipzig/Halle and Dresden airports. Sunshine destinations are particularly popular.
Weinberg completes cycle tour through 14 European countries
Ex-professional cyclist Markus Weinberg has pedaled his way for the European idea. During his tour, he passed through 14 countries and got to know many people. He wants to record his experiences in a book.
"Under full sail" - Capital of Culture in the final phase
The Chemnitz Capital of Culture program is entering its final phase. In October, the creative artists are once again coming up with new offers: from Jewish culture to poetry slams.
"Under full sail" - Capital of Culture in the final phase
The Chemnitz Capital of Culture program is entering its final phase. In October, the creative artists are once again coming up with new offerings: from Jewish culture to poetry slams.
Cycling club ADFC: Gravel bike trend growing in Bavaria
Why are more and more cycling fans in Saxony turning to gravel bikes? The mixture of suitability for everyday use and adventure appeals to a growing user group.
Nine bathing deaths in Saxony so far in 2025
Most bathing deaths in Saxony were men. According to DLRG President Ute Vogt, what is behind this.
Study: Saxony wants to expand cycle tourism
More than half a billion euros in revenue - and still room for improvement: How Saxony now wants to attract cycling fans with new themed routes.
Mixed season for campsite operators
June was a "top month" for the 100 or so campsites in Saxony with the start of the summer vacations and Whitsun. The situation was different in the other summer months.
Commissioner: Protection concepts important in youth sport
Why protection concepts in youth sport have long been more than just a compulsory program - and how they have become a seal of quality for clubs.
Rain clouds outdoor pool season: Significantly fewer bathers
Little sun, lots of empty loungers: Saxony's outdoor pools are seeing significantly fewer guests this summer. Which cities are particularly affected and how operators assess the season.
Sonnenlandpark opens new adventure pyramid
Several amusement parks in Saxony are vying for visitors. Sonnenlandpark on the A4 is celebrating its 20th anniversary next year. A new attraction is already opening for the anniversary.
Landsberger brewery ceases production at the end of the year
The first beer was bottled 28 years ago, the last will follow at the end of this year. Why the family business is giving up.
Saxony and Lower Silesia intensify cooperation
The two neighboring regions want to get even closer with new projects. Minister Klepsch sees culture and tourism as bridge builders.
Fewer missions but new tasks for Saxony's water rescue service
They keep watch when others relax: What Saxony's water rescue service has achieved this year - and where it urgently needs support.
Enchanted worlds: New family park in Saxony
Immerse yourself in a mythical world and get to know the fairy kingdom: An extraordinary family park for adventurers and dreamers has been created in Grimma.
Saxony's tourism industry demands relief
Despite the unbroken desire to travel, fewer guests came to Saxony in the first half of the year. There is a reason for this. The industry is now calling for tax relief and less bureaucracy.