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Krottorf Castle is a lowland castle that was secured by the Bode and the moats fed by it. After the original castle was destroyed in 1363, a fortified complex with buildings in the Renaissance style was not built until the 16th century and expanded by the then owner around 1890; parts of the rampart and moats are still preserved. The castle's enclosed courtyard is open to visitors. Source: Wikipedia

The monastery complex, enclosed by a dry-stone wall and covering over six hectares, is situated at the highest point of the Huywald forest. The monastery buildings, including the church and cloister, stand to the west on the hilltop. The farm buildings and the monastery garden are located in the area to the east, which lies almost four meters lower. Source: Wikipedia

With so many windows, the building doesn't look like a castle at all.

If you like archery, this is the place for you

The castle has been exceptionally restored. Very interesting ambience with remains of the castle wall and pigeon tower. It's worth it.

The castle was completely renovated from 2011-2017 and has been used for a variety of purposes ever since.

Oschersleben Castle, sometimes also known as Oschersleben Castle, is a castle complex in Oschersleben district of Börde in Saxony-Anhalt that dates back to the Middle Ages, but only a few remnants of it have been preserved. The castle was built as a lowland castle in the immediate vicinity of the Bode. It was provided with ramparts and moats. The earliest documented mention dates back to 1205, although the castle is likely to be older. In addition to a core castle, there was an outer bailey to the north, which was later used as a farm yard. (Source: Wikipedia)

The first documented mention of a castle dates back to 1205 and was owned by the bishops of Halberstadt. In 1896 the castle was demolished except for the stair tower, which has survived to this day. The material from the former castle was used to build the storehouse, which is still preserved today.