나이소에‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪15‬개의 동굴

Łagòw (Leopoldshain)는 Zgorzelec 옆에 있는 작은 마을입니다. 역사는 14세기로 거슬러 올라갑니다. 소유주와 소유권이 매우 자주 바뀌었고 계속해서 재건축되었습니다. 성에는 호텔과 레스토랑이 있습니다. 후자는 적극 추천합니다.

Today there is a restaurant and a hotel complex in the castle.

쇠프슈탈-에버스바흐의 성. 정보: 1392년에 언급되었으며, 아마도 1200년경에 수성(水城)으로 지어졌을 것입니다. 이 시설은 1966년에 고고학 기념물로 보호받게 되었습니다. 현재 용도: 시청사, 주거 공간, 의사 진료실로 사용됩니다.

Beautiful old tower!

Beautiful grounds around the castle.

Nice to look at and visit the outdoor facilities.

The castle was mentioned in 1392 as a royal hunting lodge owned by the Duke of Görlitz and was probably built as a moated castle around 1200. The Duke had the castle fortified. It burned down in 1560 and was rebuilt as a Renaissance castle by the Bischofswerder family, who owned it until 1581. In 1584, Hiob von Salza took over ownership and had the castle rebuilt in the following years. Further renovations were carried out in the first half of the 18th century. Anna Martha Keßler von Sprengseyssen came into possession of Ebersbach Castle in 1719, Carl Viktor August von Broizem in 1754. Under him, further renovations were carried out twenty years later. Further renovations followed in 1798 and 1799, and in 1845 a wing was demolished and the moat in front of it was filled in. At this time, the castle was owned by Gustav Adolph Freiherr von Steinäcker. The subsequent owners changed often before Ebersbach Castle and Manor came to Georg Graf von Westarp in 1901 and to the Brühl family in 1910.

Reichenbach Tower First mentioned in 1376, the tower has been rebuilt several times. Until 1848, it and the adjacent entrance to the city were connected to the Kaisertrutz (Imperial Fortress) by two high shield walls. The pedestrian passage in the tower was not built until 1869. After tension rods were installed to ensure the stability of the tower, the Görlitz painter Arno Henschel was commissioned to create the coats of arms. These depict the coats of arms of the states to which Görlitz has belonged throughout its history in the top row, and the coats of arms of the Six Cities below. It was first mentioned in documents in 1376 as a tower protecting the western city gate. 1485: Construction of the battlements around the upper section, topped off with a slender wooden spire. 1521: The large rondel (the Kaisertrutz) was connected to the Reichenbach Tower and gate by two high shield walls. 1782: The Gothic spire was replaced by a copper Baroque dome. 1869: Construction of the pedestrian passage. 1904: The bell rang electronically for the first time.