About LeipzigSeen

While Lake Kulkwitz was opened to the public as a flooded open-cast mine as early as 1973, the Leipzig New Lake District began its rapid development primarily in 2000 with Lake Cospuden , during which time many former coal mines were transformed into bathing lakes. This was followed by Lake Markkleeberg , then Lake Hainer , Lake Störmthal , and Lake Zwenkau.

In the north of Leipzig, during this exciting time, Lake Gremmin and Lake Gröbern near Gräfenhainichen were also developed , and the Goitzsche near Bitterfeld was created in a very short time due to the flooding of the Mulde river in 2002 .

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Various companies settled on the lakes, ports were built, beaches and piers, as well as restaurants and holiday apartments, campsites and leisure facilities of all kinds. The entrepreneurially related companies such as Pier1, LeipzigSeen and Blauwasser as well as the partners from Zwenkauer See, Geiseltal and the open-cast mining lakes north of Leipzig want to use the portal "leipzigseen.de"Use synergies among each other, provide a convenient overview of their offerings and thereby strengthen the Leipzig New Lake District as a destination.

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