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The Caminau castle ruins, with their three round towers, are an artificial ruin built in the 21st century and opened to the public after 2012. They are the highlight of the Caminau biotope network, which was constructed as part of the remediation and recultivation of the former open-cast mining site of the Caminau calamine works.

Unfortunately currently completely blocked

On October 1, 2024, exactly 126 years will have passed since Hohenbocka Castle was first occupied, according to the local chronicle. The building, which characterizes the townscape, was built in 1897/1898 in place of an old manor house.

Please keep the area clean✌🏻

It's actually so beautiful and has been renovated several times in the recent past, but it's still constantly insolvent because it's probably in the wrong area. From 1993 to 1995 the palace complex was renovated and the roofs were re-covered. In August 2008, the Drochow group acquired the castle and the castle park from the municipality of Hohenbocka. From 2009 to 2013, the castle and its outbuildings were again extensively renovated with historic preservation aspects in mind and converted into a health and conference hotel. The park was restored true to the original according to old path and planting plans. In addition to overnight accommodation, the castle offers a restaurant, a summer and show kitchen with a café, numerous rooms for prophylactic, medical and spa treatments, a fitness and sports center, meeting rooms and a banya. When the palace complex opened in January 2014, a... Hotel and wellness operations are defined, but over the course of the discontinued in the financial year and has not been continued since then became. After several changes of ownership, the hotel and park are only available for sale again in the insolvency estate for just under €600,000. .

Unfortunately closed

Information about the exhibitions at www.museum-hy.de An exciting and almost unique history of the city, which is accompanied by numerous eyewitness reports in the exhibition and makes what you have experienced tangible on a very personal level.

In 2007, the 6th Krabatfest took place at the castle, which was opened by the President of the Saxon State Parliament, Erich Iltgen. A year later, the 100th anniversary of the almost completely renovated castle was celebrated on the private grounds with the local residents.[5] After the death of the owner in 2014, the castle was sold to a Dresden entrepreneurial couple in October 2015