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Unfortunately destroyed and unusable.

No other manor in the region has had such a varied history as the property in Tschernitz. But its future is uncertain. Since the former owners claimed repossession, the castle has been left to decay.

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.

The Neißesteg and Lange Brücke were built in the 1920s and replaced older wooden bridges. There was a distance of around 350 meters between the two bridges. Construction work on the new “Long Bridge”, which was right next to the existing one, began in July 1921. It was opened on December 17, 1922. The new bridge was three meters higher than the level of the previous buildings. The adjustment measures to the bridgeheads lasted until mid-1923 - only then could the previous building be demolished.

It's nice that Hornow Castle is still used regularly. It would be a shame if it fell into disrepair.

Listed manor house with an eventful history. Hornow Castle regularly becomes a center of culture. Concerts, readings, theater, cabaret, cinema and much more take place here. The cultural association takes part in the museum nights of the Spree-Neiße district. See information https://www.lausitzer-museenland.de/museen/schloss-hornow-grod-lesce/

With panels about this historical place.