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You can get to the Hauboldfelsen either from Wolkenburg over the Mulde bridge, via a steep climb, or from Zinnberg across the fields, which is much easier. Once you get there, there are several places to sit and a great view of the Mulde, Wolkenburg with its castle and the church.

The two main towns of the rule Wolkenburg, Kaufungen and Wolkenburg were first mentioned in documents in the years 1226 and 1241 respectively. The area was settled in the 12th century by Wiprecht von Groitzsch.

The medieval moated castle was replaced by a Renaissance building in 1574. The tail gables and a beautifully designed niche portal are striking. Today, concerts and various events take place in this ballroom at regular intervals. It is also possible to get married in the castle. The castle is open from May to October on Sundays from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Source:https://www.touren-lutherland-thueringen.de/de/punkt/schloss/schloss-ponitz/19521253/

Altenburg Castle is a former residential palace of the Dukes of Saxony-Altenburg. It is located in the center of Altenburg in Thuringia. It houses the exhibition areas Ducal Apartments 17th/18th. Century, 19th/20th Century and the playing card museum.

Nice trail for hiking

With the castle, Ponitz has one of the most important Renaissance buildings in the region. It was built on the site of an old Slavic moated castle from 1568 to 1574 under Abraham von Thumbshirn. His successor, Wolfgang Conrad von Thumbshirn, signed the Peace of Westphalia for the duchy.

Gnandstein Castle: Construction period 12th century, 13th century, end of 14th century (gate), 15th century, 17th century, between 1130 and 1190, 1250, 1680 Architectural style Romanesque, Renaissance, Baroque Builder - Master builder/architect - Condition Gnandstein Castle has been renovated. Current use Museum, restaurant Access Gnandstein Castle can be visited. Description Floor plan picturesquely situated on a rocky spur, regular rectangular structure, outer bailey and inner bailey, front farmyard Building two and three storeys, appearing up to six storeys from the outside Facade plastered facade, keep and shield wall quarry stone masonry, forecourt with battlement, palace with coupled round-arched windows and cloverleaf arched windows, main courtyard with round-arched arcades on the north and south sides Roof shape diversified roof landscape, gable roofs, keep with battlements Source: https://www.architektur-blicklicht.de/burgen/burg-gnandstein-leipzig/

The residential palace with the palace and playing card museum is enthroned on a porphyry rock. From the former palace of the Hohenstaufen Emperor Barbarossa, the castle developed into the residence of the Wettin princes. The castle museum houses valuable collections of East Asian porcelain, historical clocks, an armory and, above all, ducal living culture. The castle church with the baroque consolation organ and the magnificent halls are particularly worth seeing. The playing card museum is one of the oldest and most extensive of its kind in Europe and fascinates with the colorful Skatheimat. In the new interactive KartenMACHERwerkstatt it's "Look, be amazed, join in". Everyone can make their own deck of cards here, using either traditional or modern technology.