オーバーシュプレーヴァルト-ラウジッツの洞窟・トップ18

第二次世界大戦後、ソビエト占領地域における土地改革で地主は財産を没収され、城は国有財産となった。[16] 第二次世界大戦の終結以来、ノイドーベルン城は未使用のまま放置され、荒廃に任されている。グライフェンハインの褐炭露天掘りのための地下水位低下の結果、城の木造杭基礎の一部が露出され、時間の経過とともに風化した。[17][18] これにより、建物全体にひび割れが発生し、特に北西の角では、2010年代には建物の残りの部分からほぼ完全に剥離し、現在ではその部分の窓もなくなっている。2005年には、ノイドーベルン城の被害額は約240万ユーロと見積もられた。建物は崩壊の危機に瀕しており、立ち入りが禁止されている。

Beautiful surroundings, a great place to take a break 💯

Beautiful to look at. The small, restored chapel is now used as a Protestant church.

Always sad to see how many men have fallen in such small places.

It's always sad to see how many people died in the war.

Unfortunately currently completely blocked

On October 1, 2024, exactly 126 years will have passed since Hohenbocka Castle was first occupied, according to the local chronicle. The building, which characterizes the townscape, was built in 1897/1898 in place of an old manor house.

The diameter of the original Slavic castle of Raddusch was 38 m inside and 58 m outside. The castle was surrounded by a moat about 5.5 meters wide. Two tunnel gates led into the interior of the 7 meter high wall. In the castle courtyard there were 4 wooden wells, one of which was almost 14 meters deep. During the excavation, many things were found in this well, which are now displayed in the fascinating fountain display case. Building structures were found in the castle courtyard that were mainly used as granaries and warehouses.