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건물의 남쪽 별관은 18세기 후반 또는 19세기 초에 지어졌습니다. 1904년에는 북쪽 별관과 별관 사이에 있는 문루가 세워졌습니다. 1945년부터 시청으로 사용되고 있습니다. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amtsgericht_Zwenkau

Frohburg Castle and Castle Park. Information: A castle complex built around 1200. Expanded and renovated over time, it became a stately castle. Today it houses the city museum.

Gatehouse, former Benndorf Manor and castle park. Information: The two-story gatehouse features an arched gateway built in the 18th century in typical Baroque style. The manor house was demolished in 1958, and the outbuildings have been renovated. The grounds of the manor are accessible, but the buildings themselves are not open to the public. Remnants of the park remain.

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The castle is now used as a daycare center for primary school children. Since 2017, it has also been possible to get married in the castle. The Naunhof registry office offers weddings here. Also part of the castle on the upper floor is the Belgershain youth center, which warmly welcomes children.

Knauthain Castle is a castle in Knauthain, now a district of Leipzig, which stylistically belongs to the transition period from Renaissance to Baroque architecture. Above the entrance, the following inscription, set into a plaque made of Rochlitz porphyry, provides information in Latin about the castle's origins: The translation is: "Carl Hildebrand, Lord of Dieskau, by inheritance also Lord of Knauthain, Kleinzschocher and Cospuden, must be particularly praised before the world; he, who built this house and decorated it properly, was the founder of this property. Homage should be paid to him daily. May he live! May he be happy. May his ancestor not lose his strength. May he preserve his house, and may God always protect it too. In contrast to the castle, the park is open to the public.

Very beautifully restored castle. Today the town hall of Zwenkau is located here.

Belgershain Castle is a castle in the municipality of Belgershain that was built from a medieval castle complex. The castle was owned by various noble families until 1945 and today serves as the town's cultural center