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Pulsnitz Castle, a Renaissance palace, provides a historic setting for sophisticated and comprehensive rehabilitation medicine, available to both publicly and privately insured patients. The Pulsnitz Castle Clinic has been completely renovated and expanded with a swimming pool, gymnasium, and additional therapy rooms and patient rooms. Since its completion in 1993, the clinic has been among the most modern and arguably most beautiful rehabilitation facilities.

The Baroque palace is not the first palace on the site. It was only inaugurated in 1718. Before that, the Eustachius House was the residence of the ruling noble family. During the renovation and reconstruction of the Eustachius House under the Saxon chamberlain Johann Georg von Maxen, building materials were salvaged, which were used for the construction of the new palace. As far as is known, the service rooms were located on the ground floor. The rooms on the upper floor were the living quarters of the ruling family.

New Palace/Clinic Palace in Pulsnitz. Info: Historic monument. Built in 1718 in the Baroque style. From a noble residence to a pulmonary sanatorium to a modern, innovative rehabilitation clinic.

The castle, its park and the surrounding ponds form a wonderful ensemble.

In the heart of Großharthau, surrounded by the charming historic town center, visitors will find the listed castle park with its idyllic gondola pond. The park's history is deeply rooted in 18th-century Saxon court culture. At the behest of Countess von Fleming, a magnificent park was created, enriched by sculptures, fountains, and orangeries. The Großharthau Castle Park is open to the public free of charge and invites you to linger and explore. https://grossharthau.de/schlosspark2/

An interesting and quiet place to relax, there is a fountain and various sculptures to discover.

Recommended at any time.

The castle, which was once built as a moated castle, has been expanded and rebuilt several times. For many centuries, the Pulsnitz castle lords were based here. After 1945, the buildings served as a military hospital, later as a lung sanatorium and finally rehabilitation after cardiovascular diseases dominated. Today, patients receive neurological and neurosurgical rehabilitation in the completely reconstructed and expanded modern clinic. Source: https://www.pulsnitz.de/kultur-tourismus/sehenswertes.html