Greiz is a charming town in Thuringia that occupies a special place in the Vogtland district with its history, cultural institutions and economic activities. The town, crossed by the White Elster, offers residents and visitors alike a picturesque living space.

The history of Greiz dates back to the Middle Ages. First mentioned in a document in the 12th century, the town has lived through various eras over the centuries. Historic buildings such as the imposing Greiz Castle and the Lower Castle Church bear witness to the importance of the town in times gone by.

The cultural institutions contribute to the town's diversity. Museums, art galleries and cultural events, such as the Greiz Park and Castle Festival, shape cultural life and offer residents and visitors inspiring experiences.

The shopping power in Greiz is stable. The city has a balanced economic structure that supports local businesses and services. Shopping opportunities from traditional markets to modern stores characterize the cityscape and contribute to the quality of life of the residents.

There are five other interesting towns in the surrounding area of Greiz. These include Plauen with its historic old town, Gera as an important economic center, Zwickau with its automotive history, Reichenbach with its cultural offerings and Altenburg with its castle and playing card museum.