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Guided tour of Siemens AG Chemnitz

Not every "Tale of Transformation" can be told in our exhibition. That's why we also offer factory tours together with partners. For example with Siemens.
[Translate to Englisch:] Blick in eine Siemens-Werkshalle

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Chemnitz, Siemens AG, Werk für Kombinationstechnik Chemnitz
Clemens-Winkler-Str. 3, 09116 Chemnitz
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As part of the "Tales of Transformation" exhibition, Siemens AG Chemnitz is opening its doors to external visitors.

With around 1,500 employees, Siemens Chemnitz is the largest Siemens site in eastern Germany and concentrates everything from development, engineering and production to sales, service, qualification and training at a single location. At the plant for combination technology (WKC), visitors can gain an impression of the production of electrical equipment for mechanical and plant engineering. WKC is the European market leader in switch cabinet construction for machine tools and an important partner for its customers in the logistics and automotive project business. In the field of electronics production, the Siemens plant for combination technology in Chemnitz offers the development of power electronics, engineering and technological support as well as the production and testing of assemblies and devices.

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Siemens

Program field

Tales of Transformation

In its major exhibition ‘Tales of Transformation’, the Industriemuseum Chemnitz compares the development of former industrial hotspots: Chemnitz, Gabrovo, Łódź, Manchester, Mulhouse and Tampere. The exhibition sheds light on the impulses for the future coming from these cities and what they can learn from each other: rapid growth and splendid wealth paired with precarious living conditions - later a radical collapse and the necessary reinvention. The exhibition is part of the main programme of the European Capital of Culture Chemnitz 2025.

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