Karl Preusker Library
Founded in 1828 by Karl Preusker as a public library, today it is a modern facility for children, adults, and seniors, housed in a historic building, generously spread over three floors, with cozy reading areas, a reference library as a place for learning, a reading garden, and numerous events for all ages
At sachsen.digital, you can explore the historical manuscripts and printed works of the Karl Preusker Library. The focus of the digitization efforts in the state’s digitization program is the 22-volume family biography of Karl Benjamin Preusker.
Good to know
Openings
Directions & Parking facilities
Anreise
Coming from Dresden, Cottbus, or Berlin via the A13 highway, take
the
Thiendorf
exit
, then
continue on
the B98 to Großenhain
Coming from Leipzig via the A14 highway, take the Döbeln-Nord exit, then continue on the B169 and B98
From Meissen via the B101
From Riesa via the B169 and B98
Parken
There are paid parking spaces right in front of the library
Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel
By train:
Großenhain Cottbus Station
RB 31 (Dresden – Elsterwerda)
RE 15 (Dresden – Hoyerswerda)
RE 18 (Dresden–Cottbus)
By bus:
Bus lines A, 409, 410, 477; Mozartallee stop
www.sachsenauskunft.de
Coming from Dresden, Cottbus, or Berlin via the A13 highway, take
the
Thiendorf
exit
, then
continue on
the B98 to Großenhain
Coming from Leipzig via the A14 highway, take the Döbeln-Nord exit, then continue on the B169 and B98
From Meissen via the B101
From Riesa via the B169 and B98
Parken
There are paid parking spaces right in front of the library
Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel
By train:
Großenhain Cottbus Station
RB 31 (Dresden – Elsterwerda)
RE 15 (Dresden – Hoyerswerda)
RE 18 (Dresden–Cottbus)
By bus:
Bus lines A, 409, 410, 477; Mozartallee stop
www.sachsenauskunft.de
Author
Dresden Elbland Redaktion
Organization
Dresden Elbland
License (master data)
Dresden Elbland Redaktion
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