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The imposing castle in Nossen is visible from afar. Information: This Renaissance building was constructed on the site of an older medieval castle. The impressive castle complex sits on a rocky promontory overlooking the Freiberger Mulde valley. It acquired its final form with the completion of the gate tower (1682) and the construction of the stone castle bridge (1714).

The impressive Nossen Castle complex rises on a rocky outcrop above the Freiberger Mulde. Immerse yourself in the mysterious history of the impressive Renaissance castle. The drawing “View of Nossen in Saxony with Castle and Bridge” (Kupferstichkabinett Berlin) shows you Caspar David Friedrich’s diverse artistic interests and his enthusiasm for the region.

Very nice castle. Located since Privately owned in 2021 and currently undergoing renovation/restoration inside and out. Unfortunately it can only be viewed from the outside

Already in 1197 the seat of a knightly family was located here. The castles in Reinsberg and Bieberstein still bear witness to this today. When Reinsberg Castle was built and who founded it has not been proven with certainty to this day. However, it is considered very probable that the origin of the place and the castle is due to a German nobleman named Reinhardt, who built a castle at this place, under whose protection farmers gradually settled.

Nossen Castle is an imposing palace complex in the town of Nossen in Saxony. The Renaissance building was built on a rocky outcrop above the Freiberger Mulde valley on the site of an older medieval castle. It was built on behalf of the Saxon electors as a hunting lodge and residence on the way to and from Dresden and as the administrative headquarters of the Nossen office. Today, parts of the castle can be visited, and there are exhibitions on the Saxon noble families Schönberg and Friesen.

Very sublime above the valley of the Freiberger Mulde

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.