Castles, parks and gardens

Muskau Park has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2004, and this is largely thanks to Hermann Fürst von Pückler (1785-1871). He created this masterpiece along the Neisse, which is now considered a classic landscape garden. As the founder of modern landscape design, he shaped not only Europe but also America. His principles are still relevant today, as his well-known textbook "Annotations on Landscape Gardening" from 1834 shows. This recognition of cross-border management honors the care of Pückler's cultural heritage.

Discover the enchanting Kromlau Rhododendron Park, one of Saxony's largest parks. Known for its majestic Rakotz Bridge, often called the Devil's Bridge, as well as the imposing manor house and the picturesque Cavalier's House. Immerse yourself in a landscape steeped in beauty and history.

Nochten Boulder Park offers seven unique park areas spread across 20 hectares: a rock garden, a pond garden, a heath garden, a heath moor, a forest lake, a rock garden, and Little Scandinavia. From the highest point, you can enjoy a fantastic view of the Lusatia region.

In "The Desert," a hidden adventure playground, you'll find climbing boulders, a labyrinth, and a water play area. Your tour begins and ends at the modern visitor center, which offers information on the geology, flora, and history of Lusatia, as well as a souvenir shop. The Nochten Boulder Park is a wonderful experience any time of year!

Discover Rothenburg's city park, your green oasis on the Neisse River. Originally a 16th-century castle garden, it now features baroque elements such as staircases, a grotto, and water basins.

From 1840 onwards, the park was transformed into a landscaped garden. Despite the severe damage of 1945, centuries-old oaks, copper beeches, and rhododendrons still characterize the park.

Visit the 19-hectare park in early summer for a sea of ​​blossoms or explore the new tree trail. A stroll is worthwhile any time of year!

Discover the enchanting Krobnitz Castle, embedded in a beautiful landscape park! Originally built in the 18th century and later transformed into a magnificent neoclassical masterpiece by Field Marshal von Roon, it has been shining again in all its splendor since 2005. Let yourself be enchanted by exhibitions, lectures and events or celebrate your dream wedding in the stylish wedding room. Krobnitz also offers the perfect ambience for conferences. Experience a piece of Prussia in Saxony and enjoy the special atmosphere.

Discover Königshain Castle, a historical jewel of Upper Lusatia! Surrounded by an inviting park, the castle celebrates art in all its facets. Enjoy the lively gallery with changing exhibitions of contemporary artists and the creative atmosphere that inspires and encourages artists. Visit it and experience how art, architecture and nature enrich each other in Königshain Castle.