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The monumental Goseck Castle towers over the Saale Valley. The castle church has been renovated and now houses a permanent exhibition.

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.

I liked the cycle path here and it was properly marked.

https://schlossschenke-goseck.blogspot.com for current information

Construction period 16th century, 17th century, 18th century 1519, around 1602 Architectural style Renaissance, Baroque Client Franz von Königsmark (around 1602), Master builder/architect – Condition The castle in Goseck is in a damaged condition. Current use Vacancy, catering Access The grounds of Goseck Castle are accessible. The castle cannot be visited. Description Floor plan Three-wing complex in place of a monastery and an older castle, monastery church partially preserved, spacious courtyard with further outbuildings, Building two and three storeys, Facade formerly plastered facades, today quarry stone masonry, late Gothic portals with crossed bars, rectangular windows with profiled frames, gate passage with arched fittings, polygonal stair tower, Roof shape Gable roof, hipped roof Source: https://www.architektur-blicklicht.de/schloesser-herrenhaeuser/schloss-goseck-halle-saale/

Goseck Castle is a real landmark. You can also see it from the train.

The castle and the castle tavern also regularly offer cultural events. You should definitely visit the Castle Church... Well worth seeing.