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Haideburg Hunting Lodge in the Mosigkau Heath near Dessau-Roßlau. Information: Built between 1782 and 1783, this two-story brick building is designed in the Neo-Gothic style. It is believed to have been modeled on a smaller version of the Prussian coronation palace in Königsberg. An extension and several outbuildings were added in 1903.

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Haideburg Hunting Lodge was commissioned by Prince Leopold Friedrich of Anhalt-Dessau, based on a design by Friedrich Wilhelm von Erdmannsdorff, and built between 1782 and 1783. The complex was expanded again in 1903 and 1920. Today, the hunting lodge and its outbuildings house the Anhalt Forestry Department. On October 14, 1782, a 22-pointer was killed after an hour and a half of hunting. The sandstone monument (original!) in front of the hunting lodge commemorates this event.

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The first thing that catches the traveler's eye is the keep, perched atop a porphyry dome and visible from afar. Like the castle, it is privately owned. Together with the adjacent church (built in the 12th/13th century) and the castle, which has been converted into a palace, it dominates the entire townscape. Today, the local registry office is located there.

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Built between 1782 and 1783 by Friedrich Wilhelm von Erdmannsdorff, the palace is an important example of Anhalt Neo-Gothic architecture and an early example of Romantic German ruin architecture. It is a rectangular, two-story brick building with an adjoining narrow side wing. The southwest extension features a ruined gable between two octagonal towers. The tall, five-story northeast tower has four bay turrets.

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September 21, 2024 to September 21, 2024, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Every two years, an invitation is sent to the "Autumn Day in the Forest" at Haideburg Hunting Lodge.

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Beautiful, well-kept facility

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View from the town centre to the old Hohenthurm Castle

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The medieval use as a castle complex was followed by its function as an official residence, which can be proven at the latest in 1501.[5] From 1789/1790 to 1943, the district and local courts were housed here, and the dungeon was also located in the keep. After the Second World War, apartments were housed in the castle building from 1945 to 1951, and a special school was also set up.[10] Since 1951, the local history museum has been housed here, and today also the city archives and the city library (since 2019 the Zörbig Castle Culture Square). The tower tavern and exhibits are located in the stairwell. Open-air events such as the castle festival or the castle Christmas are also held here regularly. There are casemates beneath the complex.[11][12][13] The local history museum presents the entire historical development of the castle and town in 12 different rooms. A special exhibition is dedicated to the writer Victor Blüthgen, son of the city, whose literary legacy is maintained here, for example, with readings and art scholarships. A model of the castle can also be found in the exhibition. The collection comprises around 15,000 individual pieces. From 2020 to 2023, the museum is to be rebuilt and turned into an "integrated socio-cultural education and event center."[14][15] There are also rooms for citizens and clubs. In addition, in 1971 and 1972, a bunker with 30 rooms was set up under the castle for the civil defense staff of the then Bitterfeld district. Parts of the castle hill were excavated for this purpose.[16] Source https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Z%C3%B6rbig

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