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The castle ruins can be visited free of charge at any time. Particularly worth seeing are the partially reconstructed round chapel and the stump of a round tower, both dating from around 1080. During the summer months, events such as open-air concerts and performances are frequently held on the grounds. A vineyard with over 500 vines, flowerbeds, and hiking trails have been created. The lapidarium within the castle grounds now comprises a collection of approximately 40 fieldstones and boundary stones from the region. https://www.groitzsch.de/freizeit-kultur-tourismus/sehenswuerdigkeiten/55-wiprechtsburg

Town Church (Church of Our Lady) Romanesque origin, rebuilt several times, most recently in 1883/84; comprehensive exterior renovation in 1994, roof truss and entire interior renovated from 2005 to 2007 https://www.groitzsch.de/freizeit-kultur-tourismus/sehenswuerdigkeiten/64-weitere-denkmale-historische-bauten

A small, idyllic rest area on the Schwennigke.

Highest elevation in the Elsteraue.

The Frauenkirche has been rebuilt several times. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frauenkirche_(Groitzsch)#

It's amazing how far the boundary stones were transported, e.g. granite from Lusatia.

Always worth a visit.

Construction period 13th century, 17th century, 18th century, 19th century, 20th century, 1224, 1689, 1733 (redesign of tower), 1884 (renewal and alteration of choir), 1904 and 1927 (interior renovation) Architectural style Romanesque, Baroque, historicism Master builder / architect Hugo Altendorff (1884), Julius Zeißig (interior restoration 1927) Condition The Evangelical Frauenkirche in Groitzsch has been renovated. Current use sacral Access The Evangelical Frauenkirche in Groitzsch cannot be visited. Description Type The Evangelical Frauenkirche in Groitzsch is a church with a three-aisled stepped hall in the former outer bailey of the Wiprechtsburg. Building structure plastered quarry stone construction, corner blocks, straight choir end, buttresses, originally rectangular west tower converted into a square baroque tower with a tail cap, octagonal lantern, polygonal stair towers, interior flat roof, three naves, wide central nave, galleries, choir with short, recessed rectangular end, stained glass windows, altar with crucifix, baptism, pulpit, organ (Conrad Geißler), carved figures, https://www.architektur-blicklicht.de/kirchen/groitzsch-kirche-frauenkirche-leipzig/