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Baron von Finck, 89, who had become disabled after a fall, sold the castle to the Austrian-Czech entrepreneur Jan David Horsky in April 2009 due to age and illness. On March 30, 2019, interested citizens from Bannewitz and the surrounding area founded the "Friends of Nöthnitz Castle Association." Jan David Horsky Jr. had the lower facade of the castle courtyard painted white and the doors and windows refurbished in 2022. In July 2024, the Bundestag's Budget Committee approved a grant of €345,000 for Nöthnitz Castle from the special monument protection program. This funding will be used to renovate a wall of the north wing and the roof of the south wing. As part of this project, roof extensions from the 1950s will also be removed and the historic roof structure restored. However, there is still much to be done here, and leasing has already begun.

シュロス・ネートニッツ。 情報： 騎士の邸宅として中世に遡ります。現在の三翼構造の核は、1630年頃に宮廷侍従兼宮廷元帥であったハインリヒ・フォン・トラウベが建てたルネサンス様式の建造物です。

Jochhöhschlösschen in the Pesterwitz district of Freital. Information: Built between 1795 and 1797 as a vintner's house, this Baroque manor house now contains privately owned apartments. It is not open to the public.

Nice complex but with private apartments. The road that leads to the complex offers a bench where you can rest with a view. If you cross the parking lot of the residential complex, the hiking trail continues behind the castle into the forest.

Some rooms of the castle will be renovated and used as a museum and event venue with a rich cultural life. Viktor von Finck sold the castle to the Austrian-Czech entrepreneur Jan David Horsky in 2009. The current owner, Jan David Horsky Jr., and the association "Freunde Schloss Nöthnitz", founded in 2019, want to turn the castle into a cultural meeting place again.

private, from 1630, is likely to be in ruins

Many events also take place here

Tharandt Castle dates from around 1200. It is known as a spur castle, is in a prominent position and was used to monitor silver mining and was around 100 meters long. Remains of the outer bailey and impressive parts of the main bailey have been preserved. This is how you come across the outer walls of the imposing keep and the palace with the adjoining defense tower. In addition, other remains of buildings and parts of the circular wall can be seen. The complex invites to visit with its location on the narrow ridge and the well assignable remains. With good views of the valleys and the town of Tharandt. The mountain church "Zum Heiligen Kreuz" was built between 1626 and 1629 using the old masonry of the lower castle of Tharandt and the portal of the castle chapel (around 1250) and consecrated in 1631. Today the Bergkirche is an Evangelical Lutheran Church. During the summer months, the mountain church is open to visitors on Saturdays and Sundays from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.