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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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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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Very beautifully restored castle. Today the town hall of Zwenkau is located here.

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

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Zwenkau Castle and Town Hall

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I've driven through Audigast hundreds of times and finally found time to look behind the greenery beside the road. The moated castle with its enchanted park is completely surrounded by a moat and can be walked around on a path. Always beautiful views, especially in spring.

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