Zwickau is a City in the state of Saxony in Deutschland, located about 90 km west of Chemnitz and has about 110,000 inhabitants. Zwickau is known for its automotive industry and is the birthplace of the Trabant and Wartburg car brands.

Zwickau has a long history and many historic buildings and sights:

The Zwickau Castle: A Renaissance building from the 16th century, which now serves as a museum and houses exhibitions on the city's history.

The market square: The historic town center of Zwickau with many well-preserved buildings in the neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance style.

The town church of St. Afra: A Gothic church from the 14th century, which is considered one of the most important architectural monuments in the region.

Robert Schumann House: Museum dedicated to the famous composer Robert Schumann, who was born in Zwickau.

The city park: A tall park with a lake and playground.

The Theater Plauen-Zwickau: a theater for musical theater and drama.

Zwickau has a lively cultural scene with many theaters, concert halls and museums. There are many parks and green spaces in the City and a rich gastronomic offer. The City is known for its music schools and music clubs.