Werdau, Administrative municipality in Zwickau, Germany
Werdau is a town along the Pleiße River near Zwickau, developed around the river valley. The town features typical structures of a Saxon industrial city with residential areas, historic buildings, and modern districts.
The settlement was first documented in the early 14th century when it came under the rule of the Meissen margraves. Later it became a center of textile production, which shaped the economy through the late 20th century.
The textile trade shaped daily life and craft traditions for centuries, leaving a lasting mark on local identity. This heritage remains visible in how people relate to the town's industrial past, even as the economy has moved in new directions.
The railway station connects the town to other places in the region and beyond. You can easily explore the town and take day trips to nearby destinations.
The Town Hall was completed in 1911 and incorporates elements from different architectural designs. The building received visits from important regional guests and still shapes the town's appearance today.
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