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The mansion-like half-timbered house - decorated all over with carved fairytale motifs - is open to visitors.

The late Romantic painter-poet Hermann Vogel had the house built next to his home in Loschwitz near Dresden in 1891. Over the years, the Plauen-born draughtsman focused more and more on Vogtland motifs in his work. His strong attachment to his Vogtland homeland meant that he spent the last years of his life in Krebes all year round.

Hermann Vogel was far more than just a depictor of romantic idylls. His mistrust of blind faith in progress and the resulting threat to nature and the environment, as well as the consequences for mankind, make him an admonisher of surprising topicality.

Openings: Open from April to October
Thursday to Sunday and on public holidays 10.00 - 16.30.
Appointments outside the regular opening hours are possible by arrangement.
Price info: Adults: € 3.00
Reduced admission: € 2.50
Groups of 10 or more: € 2.50
Free admission: children and young people up to 16 years free| pupils and trainees from Plauen| holders of a family or social pass
Guided tour fee in addition to the admission price up to 25 participants € 20.00
Kindergarten groups and school classes up to 25 people incl. supervisors € 10.00
Author: Vogtland - Sinfonie der Natur
Organization: Vogtland - Sinfonie der Natur
License (master data): Vogtland - Sinfonie der Natur

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