Lampertswalde Manor and Moated Castle

construction time
17th century (gardener's house), end of 17th century (tenant house),
18th century, 19th century, 20th century,
1788 (gardener's house), 1912 (gatehouse)
Architectural style
Baroque, historicism, art nouveau
Client
Hans Gottlieb von Thielau (1698, castle)
Builder / Architect
-
Status
The buildings of the manor in Lampertswalde have been renovated.
Todays use
Living, gastronomy
Access
The grounds of the Lampertswalde manor and the park are open to the public. Some buildings can be visited as part of their use.Structure
Tenant house: two-storey,
other buildings: single storey
facade
Tenant house: simple plastered facade,
Other buildings: plastered facades, gatehouse with a large passage and plastered rustics
Roof shape
Tenant house: hipped on one side,
Gardener's house: hipped roof,
Farm buildings: saddle roofs, one building hippedSource: architektur-blicklicht.de/schloesser-herrenhaeuser/rittergut-lampertswalde-cavertitz-nordsachsen

Lampertswalde moated castleconstruction time
probably 11th century or 12th century
Architectural style
Romanesque
Client
-
Builder / Architect
-
Status
The medieval moated castle in Lampertswalde was later built over with the manor house of the manor. The island was fortified by walls. The moat has been preserved.
Todays use
park
Access
The grounds of the Wasserburg Lampertswalde, today the park of the Lampertswalde manor, are open to the public.Source: architektur-blicklicht.de/burgen/wasserburg-lampertswalde

Generous old manor estate with moated castle, on whose island until 1948 the old mansion stood. First mention 1212. In the park you can take a break in the café or just stroll through the park. Cultural offers are available in the summer months.