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For those of you feeling the Saxon inside of you, or if you want to explore more of this state’s culture right at its rear… then make your way to the festival “Day of Saxony” (Tag der Sachsen). It runs for more than one day actually: 4th to 6th September. This festival takes place in the nice small town of Wurzen located in the rear of the state, but close to Leipzig.
Here is the link to the festival with all the info needed (in German): http://www.tagdersachsen-2015.de/portal/startseite.html
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