The Lotterhof in Geyer is a unique example of Renaissance architecture in the Ore Mountains. The manor house, built in 1566 by Hieronymus Lotter (1497 - 1580) as a second home, has been a listed building since 1936.

Since its foundation in 1998, the Förderverein Kulturmeile Geyer - Tannenberg has been committed to preserving the historical and cultural heritage of the Geyer and Tannenberg area and offers cultural events.

Experience an atmospheric spring awakening with the talented music students from the region!

Over coffee and cake, the young musicians present a colorful program full of cheerfulness and musical variety.

Admission is free.

By the way!

Guided tours of the Lotterhof are available on request, including by Hieronymus Lotter himself.

You can see the listed building from the cellar vault, the former masonic lodge, restored living quarters on the second floor, where, in addition to Lotter, Elector August of Saxony and his wife Anna came and went.

Inquiries at info@kulturmeile-geyer-tannenberg.de or phone 037346 91546

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Directions & Parking facilities

Anreise
Geyer is located between Chemnitz and Annaberg-Buchholz, close to the A72 highway and the Stollberg West exit. The highway feeder road S258 leads past Zwönitz to Geyer. Please follow the signs.

Parken
Parking spaces are available on site. Please follow the signs.

Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel
Bus route 441 between Schwarzenberg and Ehrenfriedersdorf goes directly to Geyer.

Price info

Price adult: €5.00

Some events are free of charge, other events require an entrance fee.
The exact prices can be found at https://www.lotterhof-geyer.de/veranstaltungen/.

Anmeldeinformation
Places must be reserved for some events. Information can be found at https://www.lotterhof-geyer.de/veranstaltungen/ or by calling 037346 91546.

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Musical spring awakening at Lotterhof Geyer