Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #1 in Kamenz - Kamjenc, Germany

The Hutberg is a 293.5 m high mountain and a popular destination on the outskirts of the small Saxon town of Kamenz.

Wikipedia: Hutberg (Kamenz) (DE)

The Church of St. Just is one of the four Protestant churches in Kamenz and serves primarily as a church for burials. The wall paintings in the choir of the former pilgrim chapel, which were created around 1400, are significant in art history.

Wikipedia: St. Just (Kamenz) (DE), Website

The monastery church of St. Annen was the church of the Kamenz Franciscan convent. After the dissolution of the monastery, it was used for the Protestant worship of the Sorbian inhabitants. Since August 2011, the room has been used for church purposes, concerts and events as well as for the presentation of sacred works of art from the churches of Kamenz under the name of the Monastery Church and Sacral Museum of St. Anne. A restrained, new extension is used by the tourist information. In 2014, the "exemplary cooperation between the parish and the municipality", the "striking combination of old and new architectural language" and the "rich, at the same time nobly restrained presentation of several winged altars and precious furnishings" were honoured with the 1st prize of the Foundation for the Preservation of Ecclesiastical Monuments in Germany.

Wikipedia: Klosterkirche St. Annen (Kamenz) (DE)

The Lessing Museum Kamenz was opened in 1931 in his native town of Kamenz on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the death of the most important German Enlightenment thinker Gotthold Ephraim Lessing. It is located in the Lessinghaus, depicts the life and work of Lessing and is a cultural memorial of national importance.

Wikipedia: Lessing-Museum (Kamenz) (DE), Website

The town hall of Kamenz in Saxony is an official building at Markt 1. It is the headquarters of the city administration and characterizes the cityscape. It is protected as a cultural monument.

Wikipedia: Rathaus Kamenz (DE)