Dannenwalde Manor

The manor house consists of a Corps de Logis, with two side wings that form a courtyard. Opposite the main entrance on the symmetry axis of the property is the neo-Gothic patron saint church of the von Waldow family.
Shortly after the Second World War, the house was looted, but remained undamaged. During the GDR era, a high school was housed in the building. In 1990 the building was largely neglected. The house was then used by the Naturefriends Association as accommodation for cyclists.The main building had been vacant since the late 1990s. The renovation of the roof was completed by 2007. In 2016, the front facade of the Corps de Logis, which had not been plastered for many years, was renovated and plastered again. There are apartments in the side buildings. see Wikipedia

The three-winged building was built on the foundations of a previous building in the 17th century. It was altered in Rococo style in the 18th century.

A surprise to the right of the eye-catching octagonal church. Almost you drive past. The castle was asleep for a long time, now seems to be something to do.