벨거샤인‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪16‬개의 동굴

actually worth a detour and a photo for me too

Thanks for the tip. 👍

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.

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

Once a manor, then a late baroque manor house and not so long ago exposed to decay, it has now become a green oasis and a magnet for visitors. The two small lakes, the beautiful paths, the extensive park, the orangery and the symmetrically laid out ornamental garden with a fountain - all this gives Güldengossa Castle and its park a distinctive flair. The park is freely accessible all year round. Source:https://www.burgen-schloesser-impressionen.de/sachsen/schloss-gueldengossa.html

Please keep the area clean✌🏻

Lost Places location. Great subject for photos.

The Dölitz manor was owned by the Leipzig merchant family von Winckler for almost 300 years. The castle was acquired, renovated and rebuilt in 1636 by Georg Winckler (1582–1654), a merchant in Leipzig and progenitor of the family. He was founded in 1650 by Emperor Ferdinand III. ennobled.[1] The family had extensive holdings in the area, including towns and manors. Later she is said to have been elevated to the status of barons of Schwendendorf via Johann Benedict Winckler.[2] The castle's gatehouse was built between 1670 and 1672 by Andreas von Winckler, a son of Georg Winckler. Architecturally, it marks the transition from the Saxon late Renaissance to the Saxon early Baroque. The palace building itself was a three-story-high, four-wing complex with an inner courtyard, which was overlooked by an octagonal roof turret with a baroque hood. The gatehouse was located on an island formed by two branches of the Pleißemühlgraben. Today only the eastern ditch remains. The entrance can be reached from the east via a wooden bridge. During the Battle of Leipzig, Dölitz Castle was a French headquarters and was heavily contested. Austrian troops tried several times to storm the facility, but were repelled by the French until they retreated unhindered on the night of October 18th to 19th, 1813. The gatehouse of the former Dölitz Castle is the last remaining building that played an important role in the Battle of the Nations. Former castle of the Dölitz manor The Dölitz manor was acquired by the city of Leipzig in 1929. During the Second World War, the castle was badly damaged in an air raid in 1944. That's why the main building was blown up and demolished in 1947. The still preserved manor barn fell victim to a fire in 1953. It was located right next to the gatehouse, which was saved from the fire. The building was still inhabited in the 1950s, but was rapidly falling into disrepair. In 1959, the GDR Institute for Monument Preservation began restoring the building. Traces of the Battle of Nations, such as cannonballs, also disappeared under the newly applied external plaster. However, part of it has been visible again since a recent renovation in the 1990s. Source: Wikipedia