Castles in Saalekreis

In addition to the cathedral, the Merseburg Schlossberg also houses the Merseburg Castle, the associated castle garden with the Schlossgartensalon and the famous Rabenkäfig, which keeps alive an old legend …read more

From mid-January to mid-March invites the Schloss Ostrau eV to the Winterling days, in the park then yellow carpets of Winterlingen (Eranthis hyemalis) and on weekends invites you to an …read more

In the 12th century there was a moated castle on the site of today's castle.
From 1528 to 1764 the castle and manor were owned by the von Breitenbauch family. …read more

Doesn't offer a nice motif anymore, unfortunately privately owned.

The castle was built on the wall of a former castle in the years 1554-1558, the still existing keep was integrated into the building. Later the castle was rebuilt in neo-renaissance style.

In the second half of the 15th century, construction began on the construction of the castle. Hieronymus of Dieskau and Hieronymus of Dieskau the Younger were the builders. 1622 then …read more

The castle was built as a four-winged complex in the years 1597-1603. It is renovated, a detour is worthwhile.

The construction of the Baroque castle in the middle of an old castle, which still bears witness to the moat, was completed in 1713.

The construction dates back to the first half of the 15th century, which was built in the style of the late Renaissance. The castle received its present appearance in 1878.

The castle was built from 1804-1806 in the Classicist style. It is privately owned, so it can not be visited.

The construction of the castle was started in 1245. In 1470 the reconstruction was started, whereby the cathedral was directly integrated with the castle.

It is one of the largest medieval castles. The first mentions date back to the tenth century. A remarkable, very well renovated castle complex - actually a must for visitors to Querfurt.

Impressively large and well-preserved castle complex with Romanesque roots

First mention took place around 1430. In the 16th-17th century, a Baroque-style reconstruction took place, shaping the present look.

It is amazing that in such a small village there is such a big castle. Unfortunately, you can not visit it. But worth a visit. The same goes for the church.

An original castle, as evidenced by the keep from the 12th century. Was built in 1736 the castle. In 1892/93 it was rebuilt in neo-renaissance style.

Well preserved ensemble of classical buildings with an outstanding old town hall.

The castle was built on the bottom of a water castle in the 16th century. In 1656 it received its original present form. After 1945, it was temporarily used as a children's home and clinic. Today it is empty.

Beautiful old manor house with tower, used for a longer time as a children's home

Well worth seeing, located directly on the Saale bike path is the castle Wettin. The castle was first mentioned in a document in 961.