Further development of the city centre
Administrative offices move into former Kaufhof
Offices from the Moritzhof and the Alte Post move into the former Galeria department stores'
In a non-public meeting on 29 January 2025, the Chemnitz City Council passed a resolution in principle instructing the City of Chemnitz to move out of the Moritzhof and Alte Post administrative locations. Accordingly, the City of Chemnitz is to conclude a rental agreement with the Krieger Group so that the offices from these two properties can move into the former Galeria Kaufhof building.
Further information and the most important questions and answers.
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Feasibility study for the sports and culture campus
Short brochure summarises key findings and results
At the end of May, the city of Chemnitz successfully completed the feasibility study for the planned sports and culture campus in the city centre. A compact short brochure summarises the key findings and results of the study and is now available for public download.
The aim of the study was to examine the basic feasibility in terms of building volume, noise protection and development as well as to assess the economic viability of such a hall at the city centre location. The utilisation content to be examined essentially related to the consideration of basketball and event requirements, including additional cultural-related uses. It was also possible to adequately incorporate the historically characterised Antonplatz.
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Fund supports projects - concept being developed
The fund for revitalising the city centre contains 80,000 euros per year to support the projects described. Anyone who would like to contribute ideas or financial support to the city centre fund can contact the staff unit at the town hall. Further discussions are also planned with tenants and owners on the possible use of vacant retail space.
The employees of the "Economy and Digitalisation" staff unit have initially carried out an analysis of the current situation and are now starting to develop a strategy paper, which is to be drafted for the years 2022 to 2025 with the involvement of various stakeholders.
Important questions are: What significance will the city centre have for us in the coming years and what fields of action can be derived from this? How can we succeed in implementing an experience-based city centre? And how can we create synergies with the Capital of Culture 2025?
Illuminated photo point "I love C"
With the "I love C" lettering, Chemnitz city centre now has another trendy photo motif. The photo point in the shape of a heart is intended to encourage Chemnitz residents and visitors to show their commitment to Chemnitz with "I love C".
Shopping locations, cinemas, restaurants, services and cultural facilities as well as events in the city centre. An offer from the city centre advertising association.
Concepts and studies
Expert opinion process for the urban development of the city centre
The city of Chemnitz has commissioned four planning teams consisting of urban planners, architects, landscape architects and traffic planners to develop ideas for the further urban development of the city centre as part of an appraisal process. Offices from Chemnitz as well as from all over Germany were invited to take part. The results were available at the beginning of June 2015.
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Study on the development of the grain market
With its location between Rosenhof, Theaterstraße and Innerer Klosterstraße, the Getreidemarkt acts as an important link between the city centre and the surrounding districts.
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Agreement on site development
The Free State of Saxony and the City of Chemnitz have a common goal: the urban development of Chemnitz city centre and the accommodation of important state institutions - economically and attractively for the citizens.
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