#3000Garages Trail
2025-12-12 | Chemnitz
With stops at these stations, you can take an independent stroll through Chemnitz garages - including one that may resemble your own, but also the high-rise garage built in 1928 and the vehicle shed of Villa Esche, probably the oldest garage in Chemnitz. Individualised information stations and encoded fun facts to discover at each station were created by budding designers from Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design Halle. Each design team developed an ensemble of urban furniture for information, rest and contemplation. Sections of the designs were realised by the students in their original size. There is no fixed order, the tour can be started and ended at any station. The #3000Garagen-Parcours works analogue and digital.
Overview of every location:
Garagenhof Theaterstraße, Theaterstraße 70Hochgarage und Museum für sächsische Fahrzeuge, Zwickauer Str. 77Garagenhof Ahornstraße, Ahornstraße (before no. 29)Garagenhof Harthweg, Harthweg 7-9Garagen am Kulturhaus Arthur, Hohe Straße 33Garagenhof Am Schützenplatz, Altendorfer Str. 98 (vpast no. 98, all the way up the hill to the barrier in front of the large garage courtyard)Garagen-Campus, Zwickauer Str. 164Wollgarage, Bornaer Str. 91Remise der Villa Esche, Richard-Wagner-Str. 55 (except Mon & Tue)Garagenhof Hainstraße, Hainstraße 131-133
Visiting the trail stations is free of charge, admission to the participating museums is subject to a charge (Villa Esche, Vehicle Museum).
The course is accessible until the end of the year.
