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Two tower domes crown the castle, and from the southwest tower, visitors can enjoy a wide view of the park from a height of 35 meters. The baroque building was modified by Pückler's successors in the neo-renaissance style and rebuilt several times.

It is definitely worth it, the ruins have been renovated and you can look over Bad Muskau from there and also take a look at the castle

The manor house in Gahry was restored from 2003 to 2005 under the supervision of historical monuments. It is not clear when exactly it was built. In 1910, Gneomar von Natzmer (Jun.) bought the manor house, colloquially known as the castle, from the Dorendorff family, who were in financial trouble. The rear extension and the castle pond were probably built afterwards. The design of the park also began. After the war ended, the von Natzmer family was expropriated and resettled families were accommodated in the manor house. The Gahry School Combine was located in the building from 1952-1978. The after-school care center remained in the castle until 2001. Today there are 5 apartments in the castle, and since 2016 there has been a wedding room and a home parlor.

Part of the building is currently covered in scaffolding, which of course deteriorates the external appearance somewhat, but is of course part of the preservation of the building.

The church on the east side of the village of Berg was built around 1345 from field stones. However, more recent studies point to the year 1200. It is the oldest church in north-eastern Upper Lusatia. The church is very small and cramped. It was used until 1785. It has been a listed building since 1955 and was extensively restored a few years ago. Not far from here you can enjoy a beautiful view of the city of Bad Muskau and the Unterpark up to the former mausoleum on the Polish side of Muskau Park. In 2006, on the occasion of the Muskau Shooting Festival, a wooden bell tower was erected and the "Bell of Reconciliation" was inaugurated.

Not a UNESCO World Heritage Site for nothing! One third of the park on the German side, two thirds of the park on the Polish side. The extensive landscape park has a great stock of trees and impresses with generous visual axes. The New Castle of Prince Pückler has been wonderfully restored and shines from afar.

the ruins of a chapel built of field stones

beautiful castle in a beautiful park