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Deutsch: 24.04.2005 01561 Schönfeld (bei Großenhain), Straße der Jugend 1: Renaissanceschloß, Neues Schloß (GMP: 51.304118,13.708824). Im 13. Jahrhundert wird erstmals eine
Wasserburg erwähnt. Die doppelte Schloßanlage wurde zwischen 1570 und 1590 errichtet. Der Bergwerksbesitzer Arthur Freiherr von Burgk (Freital) schenkte Schloß Schönfeld 1882 seinem Sohn Max zur Hochzeit. Die Neugestaltung im Stil der Neorenaissance stammt vom Architekten Gotthilf Ludwig Möckel. Festsaal im 1. Obergeschoß. Großformatige Wandbilder zeigen historische Jagdszenen. Georg von Boddien malte diese Bilder 1908. [DSCN6582.TIF]20050424094DR.JPG(c)Blobelt |
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Object location | 51° 18′ 14.82″ N, 13° 42′ 31.77″ E ![]() | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | ![]() |
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Image title | 24.04.2005 01561 Schönfeld (bei Großenhain), Straße der Jugend 1: Renaissanceschloß, Neues Schloß (GMP: 51.304118,13.708824). Im 13. Jahrhundert wird erstmals eine Wasserburg erwähnt. Die doppelte Schloßanlage wurde zwischen 1570 und 1590 errichtet. Der Bergwerksbesitzer Arthur Freiherr von Burgk (Freital) schenkte Schloß Schönfeld 1882 seinem Sohn Max zur Hochzeit. Die Neugestaltung im Stil der Neorenaissance stammt vom Architekten Gotthilf Ludwig Möckel. Festsaal im 1. Obergeschoß. Großformatige Wandbilder zeigen historische Jagdszenen. Georg von Boddien malte diese Bilder 1908. [DSCN6582.TIF]20050424094DR.JPG(c)Blobelt |
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