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Audigast Castle originated as a moated castle, first mentioned in 1330 as a manor house under Otto Pincerna de Vdegoz. In 1472, the moated castle was recorded as a knight's estate, and in 1518 as an outlying farm. During the turmoil of World War II, Audigast Castle suffered partial destruction in 1945. It stood empty for a long time and was in need of extensive renovation. In 2015, the castle underwent a comprehensive renovation for residential use. The castle is now in excellent condition. https://sachsens-schloesser.de/groitzsch-wasserburg-schloss-audigast/

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The castle ruins can be visited free of charge at any time. Particularly worth seeing are the partially reconstructed round chapel and the stump of a round tower, both dating from around 1080. During the summer months, events such as open-air concerts and performances are frequently held on the grounds. A vineyard with over 500 vines, flowerbeds, and hiking trails have been created. The lapidarium within the castle grounds now comprises a collection of approximately 40 fieldstones and boundary stones from the region. https://www.groitzsch.de/freizeit-kultur-tourismus/sehenswuerdigkeiten/55-wiprechtsburg

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☆ Small park with a castle and on the other side the ice cream parlor 🍨... a short rest... both recommended

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There is nothing to add to what has been written above...except: if you like wild garlic, you will find it in the adjacent forest in quantities that can tolerate a small bunch being carefully harvested for enjoyment :)

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Always worth a visit.

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Knauthain Castle is a castle in Knauthain, now a district of Leipzig, which stylistically belongs to the transition period from Renaissance to Baroque architecture. Above the entrance, the following inscription, set into a plaque made of Rochlitz porphyry, provides information in Latin about the castle's origins: The translation is: "Carl Hildebrand, Lord of Dieskau, by inheritance also Lord of Knauthain, Kleinzschocher and Cospuden, must be particularly praised before the world; he, who built this house and decorated it properly, was the founder of this property. Homage should be paid to him daily. May he live! May he be happy. May his ancestor not lose his strength. May he preserve his house, and may God always protect it too. In contrast to the castle, the park is open to the public.

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Remains of a medieval castle. Today it is used as an open-air theater.

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Please keep the area clean✌🏻

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