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Magnificent castle in the restored parts - truly worth seeing!

Unfinished and unconsecrated church, but nevertheless architecturally impressive, such a beautiful, simple space.

The castle wasn't that great when I visited. There are much better ones.

The baroque castle ensemble of Moritzburg Zeitz consists of the three-wing main building in the rear castle courtyard, as well as the Gothic castle church of St. Peter and Paul, the baroque gatehouse and the outbuildings grouped around the front castle courtyard. The complex is surrounded by fortifications and a moat. The baroque orangery, which is also located to the north outside the fortifications, complements the ensemble. Today the former residence of the Dukes of Saxony-Zeitz is a meeting place. History is preserved, beauty is combined with utility and old with new.

Construction time: 18th century, 19th century, around 1800 (modification of an older predecessor building), 1852 to 1853 (tower) Architectural style: Baroque, historicism Type: the Eve Church in Theissen is a hall church. Structure: Plastered hall, quarry stone tower, tower set back from hall, beveled eastern corners Inner space: Beamed ceiling, surrounding gallery, pulpit altar, organ The church has a Trampeli organ from 1806/07 and one of the few Theophilus bells in Germany. Source: Wikipedia, architektur-blicklicht.de

☆ Here at the exit a nice eye-catcher. The entrance area is on the left... before the gatehouse. He goes through the rose park to the park.

Restaurant in the city park with a nice flair.

Orangery in the Castle Park (Moritzburg) in Zeitz; Baroque building built in 1708; renovated in the run-up to the State Horticultural Show in 2004 and made accessible to the public again; the Orangery Park, together with the Castle Gardens and the Rossner Park, form today's Zeitz Castle Park, which is well worth seeing;