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Hermsdorf Castle and Park Information: In 1461, Otto von Carlowitz acquired the Hermsdorf manor, and between 1553 and 1575 he built Hermsdorf Castle on the estate. Now: Weddings, family or corporate celebrations, conferences, and seminars in a stylish setting. Castle park with an idyllic pond.

Things are looking good for the castle, both structurally and for the future,

The Hermsdorf Palace Park with its canal was laid out as a baroque garden in the 18th century and later redesigned in the English style. The castle itself dates back to the 16th century, but was restored in Baroque style after a fire in 1729. Around 1890 the ballroom was redesigned in the rococo style. The castle was owned by various Saxon noble families, including the princes of Schönburg-Waldenburg. Today the castle can be rented as an event location.

It really is a magical castle with a fairytale park - a real insider tip for romantics and nature lovers. During the GDR era and until 1998, the castle was used as a nursing home. Unfortunately, the historic interior furnishings have been destroyed, except for the ballroom and the entrance hall. The outside has been beautifully renovated, however, and you can now hold private parties there.

The exhibition was an experience worth seeing 👍

The castle has been the setting for several fairy tale films. The filming of the films "Six Come Through the World" (1971), "Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella" (1972) and the 1989 Cinderella film adaptation took place here. In 2004 it served as the setting for the romantic comedy "A Princess to Fall in Love With".

A beautiful view of the castle. Great photo opportunity.

Pretty little castle. Pheasants can still be found there now, but locked up. The cages used to be spread out so you could hunt.