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Definitely worth seeing

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A very impressive castle! It's definitely worth a visit 👍🏼

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The ferry ride is a must

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The small passenger ferry in Gruna ... Information about ferry times at https://www.faehrhaus-gruna.de/

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No matter what superlatives you want to use for Hartenfels Castle. Almost all of them would be justified.

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Right on the cycle path on the Elbe

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Again and again a nice view from the Elbbrücke. 📸

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Encounter on the Elbe The name Torgau spread around the world in April 1945, even before the official armistice, with a report of the first meeting of the Allied forces. The memorial to this encounter was designed by the Kiev architect Miletzky and erected in the autumn of 1945.

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Beautiful view even at dusk

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"Kurzwanderer" summed it all up. Wonderfully described.

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Torgau's town hall was built between 1563 and 1578 in the Renaissance style. It is the city's most important secular building and a significant example of Saxon Renaissance architecture. 🏫 Wikipedia

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Good views of the Elbe, piers and Hartenfels Castle.

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more on: https://www.architektur-blicklicht.de/architektur-baukunst-in-torgau/

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Hartenfels Castle in Torgau construction time 15th Century, 16th Century, 17th Century, 18th century, Albrechtsbau 1483 to 1485, Johann Friedrich building from 1533, Wendelstein 1534, Chapel wing 1543 to 1544, entrance wing 1620 to 1624, Wing E 1791 architectural style Renaissance, Baroque builder – Builder/Architect Arnold of Westphalia, Konrad (Conrad) Pfluger (1483 to 1485, Albrechtsbau), Hans Zingkeyssen and Conrad (Kunz) Krebs (Johann-Friedrich-Bau), Nikolaus Gromann (Nickel Grohmann, chapel wing), Andreas Schwartz and Hans Steger (entrance wing), Condition Hartenfels Castle in Torgau has been renovated. Todays use administration, museum. Access Hartenfels Castle in Torgau is open to the public and can be visited. The park is in good condition. description Layout Irregular, closed, quadrangular courtyard, first mentioned in 973 as a German burgward, the original castle complex had three wings and roughly enclosed today's castle courtyard. structure Wing A – entrance wing: three-storey, Wing B – chapel wing: three and four floors, Wing C – Johann-Friedrich-Bau: four-storey, Wing D – Albrechtsbau: three floors, Wing E - three-storey on a high basement, facade Wing A – entrance wing: Facade parts protruding differently on the city side, dwelling houses, two octagonal towers, main portal with bell tower and coat of arms, courtyard side with stair tower, round-arched gate with Rustic robes, Wing B – chapel wing: curtain arched windows, dwelling houses, richly decorated bay window, building of courtyard rooms with cornices, Wing C - Johann-Friedrich-Bau: coupled curtain arch windows, large Wendelstein on a cube-shaped substructure, open, delicate construction, Wing D – Albrechtsbau: coupled curtain arched windows, dwellings, Gothic portal, diamond-cut corbels, Hausmann’s strum with loggias, surrounding gallery, Wing E – simple plaster building, roof shape Gable roofs, wing E mansard hipped roof, additional Information park The rose garden is to the west of the castle. Source: https://www.architektur-blicklicht.de/schloesser-herrenhaeuser/torgau-schloss-hartenfels/

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Hartenfels Castle in Torgau construction time 15th Century, 16th Century, 17th Century, 18th century, Albrechtsbau 1483 to 1485, Johann Friedrich building from 1533, Wendelstein 1534, Chapel wing 1543 to 1544, entrance wing 1620 to 1624, Wing E 1791 architectural style Renaissance, Baroque builder – Builder/Architect Arnold of Westphalia, Konrad (Conrad) Pfluger (1483 to 1485, Albrechtsbau), Hans Zingkeyssen and Conrad (Kunz) Krebs (Johann-Friedrich-Bau), Nikolaus Gromann (Nickel Grohmann, chapel wing), Andreas Schwartz and Hans Steger (entrance wing), Condition Hartenfels Castle in Torgau has been renovated. Todays use administration, museum. Access Hartenfels Castle in Torgau is open to the public and can be visited. The park is in good condition. description Layout Irregular, closed, quadrangular courtyard, first mentioned in 973 as a German burgward, the original castle complex had three wings and roughly enclosed today's castle courtyard. structure Wing A – entrance wing: three-storey, Wing B – chapel wing: three and four floors, Wing C – Johann-Friedrich-Bau: four-storey, Wing D – Albrechtsbau: three floors, Wing E - three-storey on a high basement, facade Wing A – entrance wing: facade parts protruding differently on the city side, dwelling houses, two octagonal towers, main portal with bell tower and coat of arms, courtyard side with stair tower, round-arched gate with Rustic robes, Wing B – chapel wing: curtain arched windows, dwelling houses, richly decorated bay window, building of courtyard rooms with cornices, Wing C - Johann-Friedrich-Bau: coupled curtain arch windows, large Wendelstein on a cube-shaped substructure, open, delicate construction, Wing D – Albrechtsbau: coupled curtain arched windows, dwellings, Gothic portal, diamond-cut corbels, Hausmann’s strum with loggias, surrounding gallery, Wing E – simple plaster building, roof shape Gable roofs, wing E mansard hipped roof, Further information park The rose garden is to the west of the palace. Source: https://www.architektur-blicklicht.de/schloesser-herrenhaeuser/torgau-schloss-hartenfels/

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there is also a signpost for hikers

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Hartenfels Castle in Torgau construction time 15th Century, 16th Century, 17th Century, 18th century, Albrechtsbau 1483 to 1485, Johann Friedrich building from 1533, Wendelstein 1534, Chapel wing 1543 to 1544, entrance wing 1620 to 1624, Wing E 1791 architectural style Renaissance, Baroque builder – Builder/Architect Arnold of Westphalia, Konrad (Conrad) Pfluger (1483 to 1485, Albrechtsbau), Hans Zingkeyssen and Conrad (Kunz) Krebs (Johann-Friedrich-Bau), Nikolaus Gromann (Nickel Grohmann, chapel wing), Andreas Schwartz and Hans Steger (entrance wing), Condition Hartenfels Castle in Torgau has been renovated. Todays use administration, museum. Access Hartenfels Castle in Torgau is open to the public and can be visited. The park is in good condition. description Layout Irregular, closed, square courtyard, first mentioned in 973 as a German burgward, the original castle complex had three wings and roughly enclosed today's castle courtyard. structure Wing A – entrance wing: three-storey, Wing B – chapel wing: three and four floors, Wing C – Johann-Friedrich-Bau: four-storey, Wing D – Albrechtsbau: three floors, Wing E - three-storey on a high basement, facade Wing A – entrance wing: Facade parts protruding differently on the city side, dwelling houses, two octagonal towers, main portal with bell tower and coat of arms, courtyard side with stair tower, round-arched gate with Rustic robes, Wing B – chapel wing: curtain arched windows, dwelling houses, richly decorated bay window, building of courtyard rooms with cornices, Wing C - Johann-Friedrich-Bau: coupled curtain arch windows, large Wendelstein on a cube-shaped substructure, open, delicate construction, Wing D – Albrechtsbau: coupled curtain arched windows, dwellings, Gothic portal, diamond-cut corbels, Hausmann’s strum with loggias, surrounding gallery, Wing E – simple plaster building, roof shape Gable roofs, wing E mansard hipped roof, additional Information park The rose garden is to the west of the castle. Source: https://www.architektur-blicklicht.de/schloesser-herrenhaeuser/torgau-schloss-hartenfels/

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The Torgau market square is the center of the city. Here is the town hall, which was built in the Renaissance style between 1563 and 1578 and is an important building of the Saxon Renaissance. The market fountain was built in 2005, made of sandstone and bronze, with a pillar with a figure of a juggler in the middle, and figures of animals and musicians spouting water on the edge of the fountain. .On the side of the market is the Moor pharmacy with the Moor figure above the entrance area

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Hartenfels Castle, steeped in history, is considered a masterpiece of the Renaissance, but it is not only a special place from an architectural point of view. History was also truly made here, because in the first half of the 16th century Torgau advanced to become the political center of the Reformation and Martin Luther personally inaugurated the castle chapel in 1544.

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Construction Period 16th century, 19th century, 20th century 1563 (construction begins), 1563 (shell construction), 1565 (occupancy), 1577 to 1579 (southern section), 1871 to 1875 (redesign of the market front), late 1960s (reconstruction of the facade) Architectural Style Renaissance, Historicism Client City of Torgau Master Builder/Architect Andreas Bretschneider (1563, design attributed to him), Simon Schröter and Caspar Reinwald (from 1563, construction), Caspar Reinwald (corner oriel window, 1577), Bernhard Felisch (1871 to 1875) Condition The Torgau Town Hall has been renovated. ... Current Use Administration Access The Torgau Town Hall can be visited as part of its regular use. Description Type/Floor Plan Elongated rectangular building with short side wings, built in two phases, occupying a city block together with other public buildings, with the nave and twin towers of St. Nicholas Church in the courtyard. Building Structure Three stories Facade Plastered facade, painted ashlar, segmental arched openings on the ground floor, three dormers facing the market square, one dormer on each of the side wings with two-story volute gables, three-story round oriel window Roof Shape Gable roof, roof turret with lantern and cupola, small roof turret Source: https://www.architektur-blicklicht.de/artikel/touren/rathaus-torgau-bei-leipzig/

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