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Voigtsberg Castle was the administrative center of the southern Vogtland for almost 600 years. After its destruction in the Thirty Years' War, Voigtsberg Castle was rebuilt as a palace in 1633.

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You shouldn't expect to see a castle or castle ruins here. All that remains is a moat filled with water around the former location of the castle. But the whole thing is beautifully situated in the Zeidelweiden valley.

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A toad paradise.

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It's a shame that it's falling into disrepair. We celebrated there.

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The castle also includes a round, 22 m high tower, which has been preserved to this day. It is a watchtower - a lookout that originally served to protect the trade route from Bohemia to Saxony. The Neubergers were actually a family of knights who used this trade route to Saxony for their forays from this castle. They attacked and stole from the traders who used this route. The tower served to detect approaching merchants in good time. Text of the information board “The Castle”

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Beautifully arranged rest areas where you can recharge your batteries.

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Armor of a medieval moated castle. First documented mention in 1236. Archaeological monument since 1939.

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Moderately difficult hike on forest management paths in the middle of a largely healthy mixed forest. Particularly beautiful in autumn, of course, because of the beautiful foliage color! The Schönfeld Castle is merely imaginary, as the hiker's imagination is required to imagine it in the middle of the small forest lake!

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In the time after the border was opened there was also a restaurant here. But it's been closed for a long time.

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Pretty dilapidated, remnants of a bygone era.

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Nothing much seems to be left to salvage at Schlösschen Grün, which the von Zedtwitz family, who were wealthy in the Ascher Ländchen, acquired from the von Neuberg family. In the 15th/16th The castle may have been a mansion for centuries. The last structural condition goes back to the neo-Gothic conversion of 1783. The coat of arms placed above the entrance with the year 1760 comes from Schloss Krugsreuth. The facility is derelict and inaccessible. The von Zedtwitz family were originally independent ministerials from Regnitzland. Part of the family's success rested on hands-on mugging. Jörg von Zedtwitz made a name for himself with it. But already Heinrich von Zedtwitz, vassal of the burgraves of Nuremberg, worked as a drudge in Egerland between 1382 and 1412; In 1411 he plundered Nuremberg merchants on the road to Bärnau.

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Castle ruins worth seeing, with an inn behind the church. At the entrance to Asch, delicious coffee with homemade cakes and tarts

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With its defiant building, Voigtsberg Castle transports its guests back to bygone times. First owned by the bailiffs of Straßberg and Plauen, later used by the Wettins as an electoral office, it still impresses today with sacred works of art in the Gothic St. George chapel, the castle room with its magnificent baroque ceiling and the carefully preserved architecture of the knight's and Prince's Hall. A valuable Titian painting completes the exhibition. If you dare, you can even get married here. Building on the 140-year history of carpet weaving in the Vogtland, the Oelsnitz Carpet Museum in Voigtsberg Castle is dedicated to the most trampled textile. The treasury in the historic vaulted cellar houses the mineral vault with 400 minerals from the Saxon Vogtland. Source:https://www.schloesserland-sachsen.de/de/schloesser-burgen-gaerten/schloss-voigtsberg/

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Please visit cafe of Podhradi.

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beautiful view

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A beautiful and lovingly maintained main street can be seen here.

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The exact dates of the origin of the castle are in the dark. It was probably built on a mountain spur at the beginning of the 13th century by the knights of Neiperg (Neuburg). The name of the castle has survived to this day. Neuberg Castle was first mentioned in a document in 1288. King Rudolf I gave the property to the bailiffs of Plauen as a fief. Although he came from the Habsburg family, he carried on the tradition of the Staufer and used the bailiffs to secure the territory. It is therefore also part of the cultural trail of the bailiffs. Source and more info www.vogtland-zauber.de/die-romantische-burgruine-der-burg-neuberg-in-podhradi

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The old cemetery is worth seeing. Most of the graves are from the 30s and 40s.

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Armor of a medieval moated castle. 1236 first documented mention. Ground monument since 1939.

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The remains of the old paper mill in green have been restored and are provided with interesting information about the mills in the ash room

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