List of cultural monuments in Müglitztal

Coat of arms of the community of Müglitztal

The list of cultural monuments in Müglitztal contains the cultural monuments in the municipality of Müglitztal . The notes are to be observed.

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in the district of Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains .

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .

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• Image: shows a picture of the cultural monument and, if applicable, a link to further photos of the cultural monument in the Wikimedia Commons media archive
• Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument
• Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
  

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• Dating: indicates the year of completion or the date of the first mention or the period of construction
• Description: structural and historical details of the cultural monument, preferably the monument properties
• ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column ; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .

Burkhardswalde

 Map with all coordinates of the section Burkhardswalde : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Total component of the totality of the Müglitztalbahn , section Müglitztal, OT Burkhardswalde, with individual monuments as well as parts of the totality	(Map)	1936-1937	Entirety of component of the entirety of Müglitztal web , Part Müglitztal, OT Burkhardswalde, with the individual monuments (ID-Nr 09302512th): Bridge Müglitztal (. Single monument ID No. 09302478) and breakpoint Burkhard-Maxen and the entirety of components (separate monument ID NO 09224056th): Connection interlocking Metal processing Maxen, Müglitzbrücke (km 8,572), Werkgraben bridge, Werkgraben bridge, Müglitzbrücke, Müglitzbrücke and with the track structure (entity ID No. 09221668)	09302477
	Concrete girder bridge (individual monument for ID no.09302477)	(Map)	1937	Individual monument belonging to the Müglitztalbahn as a whole: Concrete girder bridge (individual monument to ID no. 09302477) - of significance in terms of railway and transport history. Length / height / width 44.8 m / 6.0 m / -; max N / min R 150 m / 333 m. Concrete girder bridge on two concrete pillars, oval and square, whereby the narrow-gauge railway continued to run next to the latter through the rectangular opening during the route renovation. Their shape is the result of the cycle path provided there, but not implemented.	09302478
	Material entity component of the entity entity Castle and Castle Park Weesenstein , in the OT Burkhardswalde	(Map)	around 1730 (palace garden east of Müglitz)	Material component of the material group Weesenstein Castle and Castle Park (ID No. 09304376), in the OT Burkhardswalde: small segment of the scenic section of the three-part park Weesenstein (garden monument), located on the slope southeast of the castle (material group ID No. 09304376), with the individual monument : Arch bridge east of the main park entrance over a brook from Burkhardswalde (individual monument ID No. 09304407) - of architectural and gardening significance.	09304406
	Arched bridge over a brook from Burkhardswalde east of the main entrance to the park (individual monument to ID no. 09304406)	(Map)	19th century	Individual monument of the whole of Weesenstein Castle and Castle Park: Arched bridge over a stream from Burkhardswalde east of the main park entrance (individual monument to ID No. 09304406) - of architectural and gardening significance.	09304407
	Waystone	(Map)	19th century	of importance in terms of traffic history	09304631
	Unity of the Vorwerk Burkhardswalde near Pirna with individual monuments (ID no. 09224083) as well as farm buildings and park as a whole	Burkhardswalder Strasse 1; 51 (card)	18./19. Century	Unity of the Vorwerk Burkhardswalde near Pirna , with the individual monuments: residential and farm building (No. 1), administrator's house with barn (No. 51), another barn (angular floor plan, with ramp) and enclosure wall (individual monuments ID No. 09224083), others Farm building and park as a whole - simple baroque administrator's house, mighty barns, residential and farm buildings from the Wilhelminian era, of local historical importance. Manor park: Area of ​​the manor park with pond, dams, old fruit trees, pollarded willows, natural stone stairs and walls, enclosure: plastered quarry stone wall (made of, among other things, Maxener marble) with sandstone cover.	09303856
	Residential and farm buildings, administrator's house with barn (individual monuments to ID no. 09303856)	Burkhardswalder Strasse 1; 51 (card)	around 1900 (residential and farm buildings)	Individual features of the entity Vorwerk Burkhardswalde near Pirna: Residential and farm building (No. 1), administrator's house with barn (No. 51), another barn (angular floor plan, with ramp) and enclosure wall (individual monuments to ID No. 09303856) - simple baroque Administrator's house, mighty barns, residential and farm buildings from the Wilhelminian era, of local historical importance. Manor house: two-storey plastered building with a gable roof, two gabled side projections, roof overhangs, enclosure: plastered quarry stone wall (made of, among other things, Maxener marble) with sandstone cover.	09224083
	Gasthof "Zum Erbgericht"	Burkhardswalder Strasse 11 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century, essentially older	Large country inn with hall, plastered building remodeled from the Wilhelminian era, of local significance	09224080
More pictures	Burkhardswalde village church	Burkhardswalder Strasse 13 (map)	Core building 1523	Church (with equipment) and churchyard with enclosure wall and churchyard gate - simple hall construction with post-Gothic, three-sided closed choir and baroque north tower, extension (burial chapel) on the north side, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the appearance of the town. Hall church with polygonal choir and tower on the north side.	09224073
	Residential building	Burkhardswalder Strasse 18 (map)	Early 19th century	Small rural house, the upper floor half-timbered plastered, of architectural significance	09224079
	Parsonage (No. 20), side building and barn (No. 20a) of a parsonage, plus courtyard wall with gate entrance	Burkhardswalder Strasse 20; 20a (card)	Mid 19th century	massive parsonage with hipped roof , side building with half- hip roof and segmented arch portal, of local historical importance	09224075
	Three-sided courtyard with residential stable house (No. 22), barn and side building (No. 22a), plus courtyard wall with gate and gate entrance	Burkhardswalder Strasse 22; 22a (card)	re. 1794	Massive stable house with basket arch portal and gable ornamentation, typical of the time and landscape, closed preserved farm, of architectural and local significance. Residential stable house: basket arch door in the keystone marked 1794, exodus house: marked 1841 in the facade.	09224072
	Three-sided courtyard with residential stable house, attached stable building, barn and side building, plus courtyard wall with gate and gate entrance	Burkhardswalder Strasse 23 (map)	Mid 19th century	Closed preserved farm, residential stable house, stately plastered building with a crooked hip roof, farmstead typical of the time and landscape, of architectural and local significance.	09224071
	Three-sided courtyard with stable house, barn and side building, plus courtyard wall with gate entrance	Burkhardswalder Strasse 24 (map)	re. 1811	Massive stable house with basket arch portal, marked 1811 in the keystone, side building with twin windows in the gable, of architectural and local significance. Stable house: basket arch door marked in the keystone.	09224070
	Three-sided courtyard with stable house (No. 26), barn and side building (No. 26a), plus courtyard wall with gate and gate entrance	Burkhardswalder Strasse 26; 26a (card)	re. 1897	Plastered buildings, residential stable house with twin windows in the gable, side building with a half-hip roof, of architectural and local significance.	09224069
	Courtyard wall with gate and gate entrance to a farm	Burkhardswalder Strasse 28 (map)	19th century	Local courtyard access, of architectural significance	09224068
	Farm with stable house (no.34), barn and house for migrants (no.34a), plus gate and gate	Burkhardswalder Strasse 34; 34a (card)	re. 1820	Residential stable house with half-hipped roof and basket arch portal, marked 1820 in the keystone, house for exodus above the door marked 1861, plastered solid buildings, of architectural and local significance. Stable house: basket arch door in the keystone marked 1820, exodus house above the door marked 1861.	09224066
	Residential stable of a farm, plus courtyard wall with gate entrance and gate	Burkhardswalder Strasse 35 (map)	End of 18th century	stately solid construction with basket arch portal, of architectural significance. Stable house: two basket arch doors with keystone.	09224065
	Former stable house of a farm, plus fountain and courtyard wall with archway and gate	Burkhardswalder Strasse 38 (map)	re. 1804	massive stable house with half-hipped roof and basket arch portal, of architectural significance. Stable house: the younger part is marked in the keystone of the basket arch door, the older part with a round arched door.	09224063
	Three-sided courtyard with two stable houses and barn, plus courtyard wall with entrance gate and two gates	Burkhardswalder Strasse 39 (map)	re. 1789 (a stable house)	Large farm from the 19th century that has been preserved in a closed building, in a gable with twin windows, in a residential stable house, of architectural and local significance. one barn house above the door marked 1858, the other barn house marked 1789 (basket arch door in the keystone).	09224062
	Burkhardswalde Abbey Estate	Burkhardswalder Strasse 43 (map)	1724	Vorwerk with two residential buildings, two stables attached to them and transverse buildings connected to them, plus courtyard wall with gate entrance and gate - large farm, the massive head buildings with mansard roof , roof landscape determined by bat dormers, of architectural and local importance.	09224085
	Residential house on an angular floor plan	Burkhardswalder Strasse 57 (map)	re. 1805	Rural house with a gabled, ornate portal, inscribed 1805 in the lintel, of significance in terms of building history and local history.	09224086
	Villa Kosen	Gesundbrunnen 60a (map)	4th quarter of the 19th century	Stately Wilhelminian style villa, later the administration building of the beverage manufacturer Margon-Brunnen, of architectural and local significance.	09224059
	Waterworks or well building and a gate pillar	Gesundbrunnen 60a (near) (map)	1920s	Small, cube-shaped brick building with ogival openings, of local and technological importance.	09224061
	Jonas Mill	Gesundbrunnen 60a (near) (map)	re. 1893	Former mill building - representative building from the Wilhelminian era with a tower, older in the core, of local and technological significance. Access to the courtyard with three gate pillars - demolished before 2012.	09224060
More pictures	Burkhardswalde-Maxen station (individual monument for ID no.09302477)	Gesundbrunnen 60c (map)	1938 (train station)	Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn: Entrance building of the station (individual monument for ID no. 09302477) - station building in the local style , important in terms of railway history, local history and transport history. Former Function / meaning: train station, today's function / meaning: stop, demand stop.	09224056
	Gasthaus zur Jonasmühle, former station hotel	Gesundbrunnen 60d (map)	around 1900	Wilhelminian style building with elevated middle section, echoes of the Swiss style , of local significance.	09224058

Falcon Grove

 Map with all coordinates of the section Falkenhain : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Four-sided courtyard with angled stable house, two barns and side buildings, plus courtyard wall with archway and gate	Falkenhain 2 (map)	re. 1775	old location Ploschwitz , large farm, solid stable house with basket arch portal, steep saddle roof with gable ornament, of architectural and economic importance. Above the gate formerly marked 1775 (now newly plastered), residential stable house: angular building, with basket arched door and keystone, archway and gate: round arches with keystone, further inscription panel with biblical quote.	09223184
	Four-sided courtyard with a former stable house, angled side building and barn, plus courtyard wall with archway and gate	Falkenhain 3 (map)	End of 18th century	old location Ploschwitz, large farm, residential stable upper floor timber-framed, side building upper floor timber-framed, gable boarded, the Prussian general Friedrich August von Finck was allegedly imprisoned in the courtyard , of architectural and local significance. Archway and gate: round arches with keystone.	09223183
	Four-sided courtyard with residential stable, house for exodus, younger barn and side building, plus courtyard wall with entrance gate and two gates	Falkenhain 4 (map)	18th century	old local location Ploschwitz, large farm, elongated solid residential stable house, exodus house massive gable with gable ornament, upper floor half-timbered plastered, basket arch door in the keystone marked 1823, younger massive barn with two fan lanterns, representative courtyard entrance with two forward gates and two gate pillars with historical and economic vase attachments Significant for the townscape. The inscription on the house for the refugees is illegible.	09223185
	Residential stable house and house for migrants on a farm, plus courtyard wall with gate entrance and gate	Falkenhain 6 (map)	re. 1808	old location Ploschwitz, residential stable house upper floor half-timbered plastered, basket arched door in the keystone marked 1808, escapist house upper floor half-timbered plastered, rural buildings typical of the landscape, pretty courtyard access with wrought-iron gate, significant building history. Courtyard wall destroyed in September 1992 (only one of two gate pillars left in situ, wrought iron gate also no longer available).	09223182
	Residential building	Falkenhain 7 (map)	Early 19th century	old location Ploschwitz, small rural house, upper floor half-timbered clad, historically important, with basket arched door.	09223181
	Four-sided courtyard with stable house, two side buildings and barn	Falkenhain 8 (map)	re. 1861	Closed preserved, large farm, stately solid stable house with twin windows in the gable, of architectural and economic importance. Stable house above the door marked 1861, (without additions), additions to the stable house demolished before 2012.	09223179
	Stable house of a farm	Falkenhain 18 (map)	End of 18th century	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, of architectural significance	09223180
	Residential stable house (No. 30) and side building (No. 29) of a farm	Falkenhain 29; 30 (card)	re. 1741	Massive stable house with gable decoration and basket arch portal, above an inscription plaque, of architectural significance. Residential stable house with basket arch door, inscription plaque above, one of the two side buildings broken off in half, behind it a new building.	09223178

Maxen

 Map with all coordinates of the Maxen section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Objective mining monuments Maxen in the districts of Maxen and Mühlbach	(Map)	around 1300 (Winterleithen break, also "old break")	Material group of mining monuments Maxen: on the districts of Maxen and Mühlbach, 1) Elector's marble quarry, next to it Rumford lime kiln and two further lime chamber kilns (individual monument ID No. 09300184), 2) Göpelbruch and approx. Ten mining cavities (material parts), 3 ) Winterleithen break (material component part), 4) Rumford pentagonal lime kiln (individual monument ID No. 09300184), 5) Wohlfarth break (material component part ID No. 09300183), 6) Mühlbacher Bruch (material component component ID No. 09300183) - At the Göpelbruch with excavation cavities, the entrance is marked with a keystone in 1938 and is of importance in terms of mining and local history.	09223210
	Electoral marble quarry, three lime kilns next to the marble quarry and a Rumford lime kiln (individual monuments for ID no. 09223210)	(Map)	1720–1756 (main mining time electoral marble quarry)	Individual features of the aggregate mining monuments Maxen: Electoral marble quarry, three lime kilns next to the marble quarry (one of which is a Rumford lime kiln) and a Rumford lime kiln on parcel 718 (individual monuments to ID No. 09223210) - of importance in terms of mining history, cultural history and technical history.	09300184
More pictures	Material entirety of the Maxen manor with numerous individual monuments and manor park with two avenues (totality parts)	Maxener Strasse 1; 1a; 1b; 1c; 1d; 1e; 1f; 1g; 2; 2a (card)	1700–1844 (manor)	Totality of manor Maxen, with the individual monuments: mansion (No. 1), enclosure walls of the estate and archway (between No. 1c and No. 1e), parts of the farmyard, including the residential building in the west (No. 1a) and attached barn and in East of the stable building (No. 1c / 1d) as well as the former orangery (No. 1b) northeast of the manor house and kitchen garden walls (individual monument ID no. 09301562), further individual monuments in the beautified landscape: shell houses and so-called blue house (individual monument ID no. 09223212) and three so-called raven nests (vantage points) - (individual monument ID No. 09225596), three farm buildings in the north of the estate (No. 1e, 1f and 1g) and the former kitchen garden (at No. 1b, garden monument), Andersen - larch, two mountain maples north and linden west of the manor house (garden monuments), also balustrade, manor park and beautified landscape with two avenues (material parts) - manor house with multiple wings Elige complex from different times, the main wing baroque style, including an older stair tower, of architectural and local significance, beautified landscape additionally of landscape-shaping, scientific and regional historical value.	09223207
More pictures	Manor house, enclosure walls and archway, parts of the farm yard, residential building, barn and stable building as well as the former orangery (individual monuments to ID No. 09223207)	Maxener Strasse 1; 1a; 1b; 1c; 1d (card)	re. 1726, older in essence	Individual features of the Maxen manor: mansion (No. 1), enclosure walls of the estate and archway (between No. 1c and No. 1e), parts of the farmyard, including a residential building to the west (No. 1a) and a barn attached to it and to the east a stable building (No. 1c / 1d) as well as the former orangery (No. 1b) northeast of the mansion and kitchen garden walls (individual monuments to ID No. 09223207) - mansion with multiple wings from different times, main wing baroque in character, including an older stair tower, from the architectural and local history Meaning. Parts of the manor's farm yard: in the west a large plastered building with a high hipped roof (house and barn, marked in the keystone), in the east a stable building (with arched openings).	09301562
	Shell house (grotto) and the so-called blue house (pavilion) (individual monuments to ID No. 09223207)	(Map)	re. 1848	Individual features of the Maxen manor: shell house (grotto) and so-called blue house (pavilion) in the embellished landscape (see also entity ID No. 09223207) - garden decorations as part of the extended manor park, pavilion with oriental details, above the door inscription in Javanese Scripture, of importance in terms of local history.	09223212
	Three so-called raven nests, rock pulpits as vantage points (individual monuments to ID no. 09223207)	(Map)	from the 15th century (so-called raven nests, stone pulpits)	Individual monuments of the totality of the Maxen manor: three so-called raven nests (stone pulpits as vantage points) in the beautified landscape (individual monuments to ID No. 09223207) - part of the extended manor park, of local historical importance.	09225596
More pictures	Maxen village church	Maxener Strasse 3 (map)	in the core of the 16th century	Church (with fittings), churchyard with enclosure wall, churchyard portal, some old tombs, Luther oak and lime tree in front of the churchyard - hall church with polygonal choir, north tower and southern extension, in the core late Gothic church, overformed in baroque style, hall building in round arch style from the 19th century, churchyard portal with Volute gable of the 17th century and the Luther oak and linden tree outside the enclosure wall, which characterize the churchyard, are of importance in terms of building history, the history of the town and the townscape.	09223203
	Former Maxener School, now a residential building	Maxener Strasse 6d (map)	End of the 19th century	School building - Gründerzeit plastered construction with roof house and beautiful portal, of local history. Two-storey plastered building with hipped roof, portal framed by two pilasters, above entablature and blown gable, construction time 1905? (so WuH), the wall probably belonged to the castle wall, slate, not a pure dry stone wall.	09223209
	Residential building with rear wing	Maxener Strasse 7 (map)	around 1800, later expanded	Rural residential building, rear wing of the building with a large entrance gate, group of buildings that characterize the townscape, significance in terms of building history and possibly local history. Two-storey solid plastered building with half-hip roof, wall-opening ratio largely intact, somewhat smoothed, annex building with central segmental arched entrance, half-hip roof, massive.	08967596
	Stable house of a farm	Maxener Strasse 15 (map)	Mid 19th century	stately plastered building with palmette decoration on the top of the gable and triple window ( Palladio motif ) in the gable, of architectural significance.	09223200
	Three-sided courtyard with residential house, side building and barn	Maxener Strasse 16 (map)	Mid 19th century	Three-sided courtyard with residential house, side building (residential stable house) and angled barn, plus courtyard wall with gate and gazebo in the side front garden - residential house with basket arch portal and keystone, barn boarded up on the upper floor, closed preserved farm, significant building history.	09223199
	Stable house of a farm	Maxener Strasse 17 (map)	Mid-19th century, essentially older	Part of the local structure, twin windows in the gable, historically important, the upper floor framework was massively replaced a long time ago.	08967595
	Residential stable house and barn of a farm, plus courtyard wall with gate entrance and gate	Maxener Strasse 19 (map)	around 1850 (re. 185 ?, stable house)	stately solid buildings that characterize the village, typical courtyards from the 19th century, of architectural significance. Side building of the three-sided courtyard not included, residential stable house in the lintel marked 185 ?.	09223191
	Farm with stable house and barn, plus courtyard wall with gate and gate	Maxener Strasse 20 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	stately solid buildings that characterize the village, typical courtyards from the 19th century, of architectural significance. Barn marked 1940 (on the facade), gate post with attachment.	09223192
	Farm with stable house and barn, plus courtyard wall with gate and gate	Maxener Strasse 21 (map)	Mid 19th century	Stately solid buildings that characterize the village, typical 19th-century courtyards, of architectural significance, with two gate pillars, one with an attachment.	09223193
	Farm with stable house, side building and barn	Maxener Strasse 22 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Farm with angled residential stable house, side building and barn attached to it at an angle, plus courtyard wall with gate entrance and gate - residential stable house plastered building with half-hipped roof, side building upper floor timber-framed boarded up, massive barn, of architectural significance.	09223194
	Stable house of a farm	Maxener Strasse 31 (map)	re. 1825	Large, massive residential stable with an inscription plaque on the facade, of architectural significance, rebuilt after a fire.	09223196
	Rectory	Maxener Strasse 41; 41a (card)	1581	Parsonage (No. 41), side building (No. 41a) and barn of a parsonage, plus courtyard wall with gate - parsonage with a steep hipped roof and arched portal, in front of it an outside staircase, side buildings, upper floor half-timbered, courtyard wall with shoulder-arched gate marked 1581.	09223204
	House of a farm	Maxener Strasse 44 (map)	in the core 16./17. Century	Residential house of a farm, plus courtyard wall with archway and gate - large, massive residential building, courtyard entrance typical of the landscape, of architectural significance. The house is outwardly inconspicuous and changed, but has old window frames from the 16th century.	09223206
	Residential building	Maxener Strasse 59 (map)	re. 1835	Small rural house, on a hillside, of social and historical importance, marked 1835 (in the lintel).	09223205
	Residential building (without extension)	Maxener Strasse 61b (map)	around 1900	Urban-looking residential building, from the Gründerzeit plastered building with decorative framework and blasted gable, of architectural significance.	09223201
	Memorial to those who died in the First World War	Maxener Strasse 71 (near) (map)	after 1918	War memorial - of local significance. Sandstone, truncated pyramid on a multi-level substructure, with eagle sculptures.	09223190
	Residential building	Maxener Strasse 72 (map)	re. 1807	rural house with basket arch portal, upper floor half-timbered clad, of architectural significance. Basket arch door marked in the keystone, extension building canceled before 2012.	09223195
	Two buildings of a homestead	Maxener Strasse 83 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	formerly Maximilianschacht (until 1875), brewery from 1885–1890, of local history	08967597

Mühlbach

 Map with all coordinates of the section Mühlbach : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Entirety of component of the entirety of Müglitztal web (ID-Nr. 09302512), Part Müglitztal, OT millstream, with single and monuments entirety of parts	(Map)	1937	Total component of the totality of the Müglitztalbahn (ID No. 09302512), section Müglitztal, OT Mühlbach, with the individual monuments: Mühlbach stop (individual monument ID No. 09224157), railway keeper's house (individual monument ID No. 09224158) and Müglitz Bridge (km 10.301) Individual monument ID-Nr. 09302480) as well as the material parts: connection signal box Zellstoffwerk Peschelmühle (km 9.425), connection signal box Vereinigte Zellstoffwerke Pirna GmbH (km?), Level crossing in Basically (km 10.155), bridge Mühlgraben (km 10.386) and with the track body (material group ID No.09221668) Mühlgraben bridge at km 10.386: length / height / width: 11.3 m / 3.1 m / -; max N / min R - / -. Short, simple concrete girder bridge with a low height.	09302479
	Steel girder bridge (individual monument for ID no.09302479)	(Map)	1937	Individual monument belonging to the Müglitztalbahn as a whole: steel girder bridge (individual monument for ID no. 09302479) - of importance in terms of railway and transport history. Length / height / width 49.5 / 3.9 / -; max N / min R 47.8 m / 230 m. Steel girder bridge on a massive concrete pillar and with concrete abutments.	09302480
	Residential stable house and side building of a farm	Basically 55 (card)	re. 1842	old location Häselich , residential stable upper floor high-end timber-framing, of architectural significance, marked 1842 in the lintel.	09224156
	Waystone	Müglitztalstrasse (map)	19th century	of importance in terms of traffic history. Signpost, cf. Directory by R. Prokoph (1992) at the Lower Monument Protection Authority in Pirna.	09224155
	Waystone	Müglitztalstrasse		Waystone; of importance in terms of traffic history	09304908
	Mühlbach train station (single monument for ID no.09302479)	Müglitztalstrasse 19 (map)	1938	Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn: Entrance building of the station (individual monument for ID no. 09302479) - important in terms of railway history, local history and transport history. Former Function / meaning: stop, current function / meaning: stop, required stop.	09224157
	Railway keeper's house (individual monument for ID no.09302479)	Müglitztalstrasse 23 (map)	End of the 19th century	Individual monument belonging to the Müglitztalbahn as a whole: Bahnwärterhaus (individual monument for ID no. 09302479) - of significance in terms of railway and traffic history.	09224158
	Two quarries (entity ID No. 09223210)	Mühlbacher Strasse (map)	1840/1876	Aggregate components of the aggregate Bergbaumonumente Maxen, on Mühlbacher Flur: Two quarries (aggregate ID no. 09223210) - important in terms of technology and local history. Wohlfarthscher Bruch (at Mühlbacher Straße 44), around 1840 to 1876, 3 caverns on top of each other (8 m wide, 5-7 m long) and - Mühlbacher Bruch, Mühlbach, behind Mühlbacher Straße 33.	09300183
	Waystone	Mühlbacher Strasse		Waystone; of importance in terms of traffic history	09304907
	Stable house and barn (with drive up) of a farm	Mühlbacher Strasse 29 (map)	re. 1870	Plastered buildings that characterize the townscape, residential stable house with twin windows in the gable, of architectural significance. Residential stable house marked above the door.	09224153

Schmorsdorf

 Map with all coordinates of the Schmorsdorf section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential house with enclosure and gate	Schmorsdorf 1c (map)	re. 1913	Urban-looking residential building in the reform and Heimat style of the period around 1910, plastered building with a striking mansard roof, of architectural significance. Distinctive mansard roof with forehead and foot hip, rubble stone plinth (marked in the gate / archway).	09223187
	Residential stable house (No. 2) and house for migrants (No. 2a) of a farm, plus courtyard wall with gate and gate entrance	Schmorsdorf 2; 2a (card)	re. 1852	Elongated stable house with twin windows in the gable, house for migrants with a mansard roof, of historical importance. Marked 1792 on the facade of the younger side building, the residential stable house marked 1852 on the facade.	09223189
	Stable house of a farm	Schmorsdorf 3 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, of architectural significance	09223188

Weesenstein

 Map with all coordinates of the Weesenstein section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Entirety of component of the entirety of Müglitztal web (ID-Nr. 09302512), Part Müglitztal, OT Weesenstein, with single and monuments entirety of parts	(Map)	1936-1938	Material entity component of the entity entity Müglitztalbahn (ID-Nr. 09302512), section Müglitztal, OT Weesenstein, with the individual monuments: Bridge Müglitztal (individual monument ID-Nr. 09302476) and tunnel Weesenstein (individual monument ID-Nr. 09223127) as well as OT Falkenhain overpass Ploschwain km 4.15) - (individual monument ID No. 09302469) as well as the aggregate parts: Müglitztalbrücke, Müglitztalbrücke and with the track body (aggregate ID No. 09221668)	09302475
	Tunnel (individual monument for ID no.09302475)	(Map)	1936-1937	Individual monument belonging to the Müglitztalbahn as a whole: tunnel (individual monument for ID no. 09302475) - of significance in terms of railway and transport history. Changing districts: Weesenstein - Flst. 80, Falkenhain - Flst. 191/1, 206/1, Weesenstein - Flst. 100, 118/1. Length / height / width: 240.2 m / 6.1 m / 5.7 m. Clinker-clinker arch railway tunnel with quarry stone-clad, elevated head walls reinforced by pillars on the south portal and a granite emblem on the north portal that was polished after 1945. Built June 17, 1936 - July 15, 1937.	09223127
	Concrete girder bridge (individual monument for ID no.09302475)	(Map)	1936-1937	Individual monument belonging to the Müglitztalbahn as a whole: Concrete girder bridge (individual monument for ID no. 09302475) - of significance in terms of railway and transport history. Length / Height / Width: 52.0 m / 6.8 m / -; max N / min R: 150 m / 265 m. Concrete girder bridge on two elongated supporting pillars with pointed foreheads. Voutes are arranged above the supports. Built Aug. 1936 - Oct. 1937.	09302476
	Weesenstein stop (individual monument to ID no.09302470)	Altenberger Strasse (map)	1940	Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, sub-section Dohna, OT Köttewitz: Weesenstein stop - important in terms of railway history and traffic history.	09223119
	Weesenstein rectory	Altenberger Strasse 11 (map)	around 1900	Rectory with enclosure - representative, free-standing, Wilhelminian-style building, elevated, plastered building with explosive gable, of local historical importance.	09223108
	Residential building	Altenberger Strasse 13 (map)	18th century	rural house, upper floor half-timbered plastered, of architectural significance	09223113
	Weesenstein Castle Restaurant; former hunter's house	Altenberger Strasse 21 (map)	Kern probably before 1750	Inn - angled plastered building, located directly below the castle, characterizing the townscape and of importance in terms of local history. With younger hall extension / ballroom: plastered building with large arched windows, changed - hall extension demolished before 2012, main building two-storey with hipped roof.	09223117
	Mill with main building, outbuilding and mill moat	Altenberger Strasse 23 (map)	19th century and older	Mill with angled main building (inside mill technology), plus ancillary building and mill ditch - main building with relief over gate passage, part on the castle side with a wooden mill wheel, location directly below the castle, important in terms of local history and technology.	09223115
	Residential building	Altenberger Strasse 28 (map)	around 1905	Wilhelminian style plastered building with ornamental framework and wooden veranda, both gables are slated, historically important.	09223118
More pictures	Unity of the Weesenstein Castle and Castle Park in the communities of Müglitztal and Dohna	Am Schloßberg 1 (map)	especially 16.-18. Century	Subject aggregate Castle and Castle Park Weesenstein, in the municipalities of Müglitztal (OT Burkhardswalde and OT Weesenstein) and Dohna, city (OT Meusegast) with the aggregate components community Müglitztal, OT Burkhardswalde (aggregate ID no. 09304406) and city of Dohna, OT Meusegast (aggregate ID -No. 09223159), of which the OT Weesenstein includes the following individual monuments: Castle (multi-wing complex with castle chapel), plus pre-lock (consisting of two gatehouses and a farm building), castle bridge and in the castle park, OT Weesenstein: park wall with two gates (main entrance and side entrance , both in the east) and access gate (in the southwest), basin, tomb, arched bridge over the Müglitz, greenhouse, figure of a flora, obelisk and pavilion (individual monuments ID-No. 09223120), furthermore the three-part park (garden monument) as a whole from the two-part castle garden in OT Weesenstein (architectural part, with a system of paths and avenues and as a sac All parts of the stone bench, arcade and staircase to the castle) and the castle park (landscape part on the eastern slope, with a system of paths and three arched bridges as a whole), this third part for the most part on the Meusegast district (city of Dohna) - castle-like castle construction, parts of the upper castle in Baroque style and of the Lower Castle from 1719 to 1747, the new park laid out after the Müglitz flood of 1756, the castle complex is of architectural, regional and personal history, scientifically, landscaping and gardening significance.	09304376
More pictures	Weesenstein Castle, pre-lock and castle bridge (individual monuments to ID no. 09304376)	Am Schloßberg 1 (map)	especially 16.-18. Century	Individual features of the entity of Weesenstein Castle and Castle Park: Castle (castle-like castle building - multi-wing complex with castle chapels), plus pre-castle (consisting of two gatehouses and a farm building), castle bridge and, in the castle park, the park wall with two gates (main entrance and side entrance, both in the east) and Access gate (in the southwest), basin, tomb, arched bridge over the Müglitz, greenhouse, figure of a flora, obelisk and pavilion, furthermore arched bridge east of the main entrance over a brook from Burkhardswalde (individual monuments to ID-Nr. 09304376) - castle-like palace construction, Baroque transformation of Parts of the upper castle and the lower castle from 1719 to 1747, re-creation of the park after the Müglitz flood of 1756, castle complex of regional and personal history, scientifically, landscaping and gardening significance.	09223120
More pictures	Former school building	Schulstrasse 18 (map)	4th quarter of the 19th century	Simple plastered building with a classicistic effect, of local significance, two-storey plastered building, with extension, now municipal administration.	09223107

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Detailed memorial texts

1. ↑ ^{a b c} totality of buildings and engineering structures as well as the surviving evidence of the old narrow-gauge railway in the communities Heidenau, Dohna (OT Dohna, Köttwitz), Müglitztal (OT Weesenstein, Burkhardtswalde, Mühlbach), Liebstadt (OT Großröhrsdorf), Glashütte (OT Bärenhecke, OT Cunnersdorf, Schlottwitz, Neudörfel, back grove, Dittersdorf, Glashütte) and Altenberg (OT Bärenstein, Altenberg, Geising, Lauenstein) - unique complex of supraregional historical importance.
2. ↑ Sub-entity components of the entity Müglitztalbahn
   • Müglitztalbrücke at km 7.617: length / height / width 68.2 m / 3.4 m / -; max N / min R 3450 m / 274 m. Simple concrete girder bridge on three elongated concrete pillars.
   • Müglitzbrücke at km 8.572: length / height / width 30.0 m / 5.9 m / -; max N / min R 49 m / 225 m. Short, simple steel girder bridge with concrete abutments.
   • Müglitzbrücke at km 8.797: length / height / width 21.6 m / 4.5 m / -; max N / min R 89 m / 225 m. Short, simple steel girder bridge with concrete abutments.
   • Müglitzbrücke at km 9.072: length / height / width 14.0 m / 3.5 m / -; max N / min R 46 m / 0 m. Short, simple concrete girder bridge. Up to 1982 the rail supports were designed as a model project as spring pots.
3. ↑ Weesenstein Castle Park
   • Park: spacious system of three parts, two-part architectural part / castle garden in the OT Weesenstein (municipality of Müglitztal): with park wall, pool, tomb, arch bridge over the Müglitz, greenhouse, figure of a flora, obelisk and pavilion as well as path system, avenues, stone bench, arcade and outside staircase to the castle, as well as the third, scenic part / castle park on the slope: with a small part in OT Burkhardswalde (municipality of Müglitztal) with arched bridge over a stream, with the largest part in OT Meusegast (city of Dohna) with a system of paths, three sandstone arched bridges and Remains of a Belvedere.
   • Creation of the park: the architectural part was created in two phases: the larger part west of the Müglitz around 1730, the narrow part east probably in connection with the layout of the garden hall, the scenic part probably last quarter of the 18th century.
4. ↑ Component of the totality of the Müglitztalbahn (location in the vicinity / urban development situation)
   The Burkhardswalde-Maxen station is located in the middle of the elongated town on the Müglitztalstrasse. North of the station, behind a level crossing, is a 19th century hotel from the narrow-gauge era of the line. The reception building is not typically located between the tracks and Müglitztalstrasse, but behind the tracks. Description: Type one and a half storey reception building with goods floor.
   Exterior: The goods floor was directly connected to the one and a half storey reception building with waiting room and service rooms on the ground floor and officials' apartment in the converted attic, but was offset in terms of design, depth and eaves height. While the receiving part is a solid building with yellow trowel plaster, the goods floor, which was placed on a broken stone base, was designed as a vertically boarded timber structure. In the slate-covered gable roof sits a dormer with 6 windows at the front and 7 windows at the back. Front left is a protruding window area with rubble stone plinth, which allowed the officer to inspect the level crossing. The two-door entrance to the waiting room with a wooden canopy is on the north side.
   Inside: In the waiting room there is a long bench to the right of the entrance and a green tiled stove to the left. Lying in front, framed in green, are baggage acceptance and ticket issuance, in front of which is a round, wooden storage table. The walls are painted white and there is a green stripe along the ceiling. Gray artificial stone slabs cover the floor.
   Special features / details: There is a sgraffito on the north gable , which refers to the Battle of Maxen in the Seven Years War . In the middle above a rider and a foot soldier is the inscription "Anno 1759", below which bullets were originally shown. The rear doors are doubled with diagonal profile boards that converge to a point in the middle, as were the gates of the goods floor. The remaining lattice windows and doors are painted brown and have a white border. Changes / condition: The building and its equipment are in dire need of renovation. The goods floor was destroyed by the floods in 2002 , and further damage to the remaining building can be assumed.
5. ↑ Collection of Mining Monuments Maxen
   • 1) Parcel 469, main mining approx. 1720–1756, material u. a. for Green Vault , Hubertusburg , Dresdner Hofkirche , Bautzen Cathedral , limestone quarrying 1820-1886, Rumford furnace of 1856 (west side with designated 1856), lime-chamber furnace (obtained 3 of 10 Chambers) in 1800: Another contemporary chamber furnace.
   • 2) parcels 713, 716 and 808/7, Göpelbruch, the cavities each 8 m × 10 m × 3-4 m, dismantled around 1840, inscribed 1938 indicates a planned camp during the Nazi era, the Göpelbruch is immortalized by Ernst Ferdinand's painting Landschaft bei Maxen (1838) Oehme (1797–1855), 19th century
   • 3) Winterleithen break ("old break"), limestone quarry, from approx. 1300, break with impressive support devices (approx. 1840), u. a. "Arch of Triumph of Maxen".
   • 4) Parcel 718, 1838.
   • 5) Wohlfarthscher Bruch (at Maxener Straße 48), around 1840 to 1876, three caverns one above the other (8 m wide, 5–7 m long).
   • 6) Mühlbacher Bruch, Mühlbach, behind Maxener Straße 33, already recorded by "Geotop", reference to literature.
6. ↑ Subject aggregation Rittergut Maxen
   Parts of the service yard of the manor: in the west a large plastered building with a high hipped roof (house and barn, marked in the keystone), in the east a stable building (with arched openings). Note: The garden areas in Maxen are divided into three sub-areas: Part 1: the garden close to the building directly around the manor house. - Part 2: East of the manor house located manor park in the narrower sense, with kitchen garden area and orangery, area today mostly overformed. - Part 3: beautified landscape, bordering the estate to the east.
   • Description part 1 - area close to the building: the western area has recently been redesigned for residential purposes, the eastern area has been reshaped in the course of the construction of the old people's home, the northern area has largely been preserved in its original form. Structural assets: Buildings: mansion, enclosure: quarry stone wall on the east side, fence posts made of sandstone with fence panels made of metal (new) in the north. Access: Entrances: two-winged gate (new) in the north, further entrance from the east. Path system: existing, overmolded. Garden equipment: sandstone benches, sandstone balustrade . Water elements: round sandstone water basin north of the manor house, pond in the eastern part (new facility). Vegetation. Single trees: two old mountain maples ( Acer pseudoplatanus ) on the northeast side of the manor house, old linden (Tilia spec.) In the eastern part of the garden.
   • Description part 2 - former estate park with kitchen garden area and orangery. Structural assets. Building: former orangery (now converted into a residential building). Enclosure: former kitchen garden wall in the west and east, quarry stone masonry, in the south historical sandstone posts with wooden picket fence (new). Access: Entrances: in the west, two-winged wooden gate, path system: Dammweg still available. Water elements: rectangular bowl in the former kitchen garden.
   • Description part 3 - beautified landscape. Extensive promenade system with different garden facades, of which still exist: Shell houses, blue houses, Hans-Christian-Andersen-larch, in remnants or still to be located: Hermitage or Parisienne, lookout tower on Steinhübel, Friederikenhöhe (rock bastion with benches), Rabenhorst formerly with Straw temple. Knolls with trees all bear their own names, are planted with ornamental trees typical of the park and used to serve as lookout points. Structural assets.
   Access: Path system: available, partly overgrown, horticultural structures: so-called blue house (object number 09223212), shell house: round arched quarry stone niche, apex height approx. 2 m.
   Vegetation: avenues and rows of trees: cherry tree avenue to the Blauer Häusel, partly gaps, apple tree avenue starting from the former orangery, partly gaps, single trees: Hans Christian Andersen larch west of the blue house (replanted), sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa), mixed deciduous and coniferous trees with old oaks, hedges and bushes: laburnum anagyroides, snowberry (Symphoricarpos orbiculatus), dog rose (Rosa canina), hawthorn (Crataegus spec.), lilac (Syringa vulgaris). Other protected assets: Visual relationship: in all directions, especially in Saxon Switzerland. Monument value: landscaping, scientific, local and regional history.
7. ↑ Pavilion: Erected as a place of worship for a Javanese guest of the manor: beautiful pavilion with (false) tent roof, three-quarter columns in the corners, longitudinal oval windows on the sides, on the roof a sphere with a crescent moon, inscription: "Honor God and love people 1848" , also in Javanese. - Since 1997 the building has been provided with a dome based on the original model. Shell houses: round arched quarry stone niche, apex height approx. 2 m.
8. ^ Evangelical parish church. Hall church, retracted choir with 3/8 end, west tower. The choir (16th century?) With perhaps Romanesque wall parts. The tower from 1625, the top floor renewed in 1748, with a hood and lantern. The hall is a new building from 1878, at that time a Romanesque portal is said to have been used as building material.
   • Church: plastered quarry stone building, the choir vaulting 18th or 19th century, important altar made of sandstone, inscribed 1558, school Hans Walther I, a columned aedicula with a relief of the crucified, in the background the Old Testament types Sacrifice of Isaac and Brazen Snake, in the foreground holding putti Boards with related text. - Pulpit made of sandstone, by Caspar Klöpl from Pirna, inscribed 1631, sculptures of the Evangelists on the pulpit carried by a figure of Moses. (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
   • Churchyard
     • Enclosure: plastered quarry stone wall, partly with wall graves, partly functioning as a retaining wall,
     • Access: Entrances: main entrance from the north, archway with two-leaf ornamental grille, two entrances from the northeast, access gate two-leaf ornamental grille, secondary gate one-leaf ornamental grille, one entrance from the southwest, two-leaf ornamental grille, path system: readable,
     • Vegetation: English oak (Quercus robur), marked as a Luther oak with a memorial stone in the middle of the churchyard, north of the church, old linden (Tilia spec.) On the other side of the churchyard wall at the entrance to the manor house,
     • Other protected assets. Ground relief: terrain gently sloping to the north, the jump in elevation to the relief running outside the churchyard is leveled out by retaining walls.
9. ↑ Remarkable parish with main and auxiliary building, the main building with a very high and steep hipped roof with bat dormers, 1668 the rectory or the auxiliary building? Basement: the southwest part of the house has a basement to a large extent, newer flat ceilings with steel girders, old door frames (outer door of the building before 1668 (?)). North-east part of the house only partially basement by rocky limestone slate: u. a. Bucket W: 3.40 m, L: 4.70 m, H: 2.2 m.
   Ground floor: ceiling heights in the older northeast part of the house 3.75 m, entrance hall with short stairs to the community rooms, sandstone stairs with intermediate landing to the upper floor, access to the large ground floor room (until 2001 divided into vestibule and four rooms!). Community rooms expanded in the second half of the 20th century, strong walk-through beams parallel to the house. Large ground floor room with a younger stucco edge and original console arches in basket arch form over the windows, u. a. Arched wall niche to the left of the door to the adjoining room, 2002 exposure of various wall paintings. Corner room with cross vault, next to it a former black kitchen with sooty barrel vault and smoke vent walled in in 1893. Laundry room also with cross vaults.
   Upper floor: Spacious upper floor. Southwest part of the house: Short central aisle and various chambers, mostly younger, plastered beam walls, a room with approx. 55 cm wide glued pine boards (!). North-east part of the house: adjoining rooms and large upper room as the spatial highlight of the building, painted in the manner of a salon around 1850 (findings, completed test axis, p. 28), patterned flooring and two double-leaf doors with brass fittings and locks from this period. Attics and roof: three levels as lower, middle and upper floor, rafter hipped roof with a total of eleven bat dormers, beaver tail double roofing from around 1970. M. Hammer.
10. ↑ Material component of the material entirety of the Müglitztalbahn (location in the vicinity / urban situation)
    From Burkhardswalde-Maxen the route runs at ground level next to Müglitz and Müglitztalstraße, the latter follows it into the town center. The Mühlbach stop is in the middle of the village. The small reception building blends in well with the surrounding rural residential development. Description: Type reception building with goods floor modified on one floor. Exterior: The goods floor is directly connected to the reception building. The two parts are set apart in their design, depth and eaves height. The continuous gable roof is covered with plain tiles. At the southern end of the reception area, a light-colored plastered building, it protrudes and forms a front zone resting on a total of 6 wooden supports. The wooden, vertically boarded goods floor rests on a broken stone base. There is a loading gate on the track and street side. Interior: no information, as private.
    Special features / details: A clock tower sits as a roof turret above the pre-zone in the south. It is paneled with wood and tiled. The loading gates are doubled with diagonally arranged, profiled boards, which each converge to a point in the middle of the gate leaf. Changes / condition: The building was recently refurbished for residential purposes, but it seems that a relatively large amount of substance has been lost. The external character of the building was retained to some extent, as its appearance in its original state was based on the surrounding small residential buildings. With the necessary adaptation of the interiors to the new use, however, a lot of the substance was probably lost. The goods floor was provided with windows, but the loading gate on the street side was retained. The track-side windows of the building were greatly enlarged, and the door to the window there was changed. The top floor was expanded and received a long dormer on both sides and windows in the gable area. The clocks were removed from the roof turret. The trowel plaster gave way to smooth yellow plaster. Some of the enlarged windows were made smaller again at the behest of the monument protection. Demolition of the goods shed due to flooding in 2002.
11. ↑ Material aggregate components of the material aggregate Müglitztalbahn, OT Weesenstein
    • Müglitztalbrücke at km 6.226: length / height / width: 16.2 m / 6.0 m / -; max N / min R 150 m / 600 m. Short, simple concrete girder bridge. Built May 1937 – November 1937.
    • Müglitztalbrücke at km 6.332: length / height / width: 13.2 m / 6.0 m / -; max N / min R 150 m / 0 m. Short, simple concrete girder bridge, built May 1937 – November 1937.
12. ↑ Functional grain mill with water wheel, type Kleinmühle, simple two- to three-storey plastered buildings, partly changed. The mill building shows the usual structure of a grain mill with a transmission cellar, roller mill floor, container floor, tube floor and classifier floor as well as a bagging plant in the side wing. The technology has been preserved completely and in very good condition. In the transmission basement there is a cam wheel, a gear input wheel, a gear (increases the speed of the water wheel and the cam wheel), a speed controller, the main transmission, a generator (usually does not run) and a mixer. On the roller floor are two double roller mills Lohmener company Grosse from 1937, a roller mill of the company MIAG in Braunschweig in 1937 and another, older roller mill of the company size.
    Various containers and a crusher from the company KH Kühne from Dresden can be found on the container bottom, which is typical for so-called reverse step mills. In the case of a step-back mill, the material to be ground is temporarily stored between the passages because you cannot cope with the necessary passages (12) in one production run. The mill in Weesenstein has only two double roller mills and two single roller mills for a total of six passages. The tube sheet shows a peeling machine with brush machine from Grosse, probably also from 1937, a semolina cleaning machine and a worm gear, both from NAGEMA and around 1955, a pressure hose filter for cleaning, a suction hose filter for grinding and a tangle of elevators. On the sifter floor is an aspirator with trieur (cleaning machines ) from NAGEMA around 1955, a plansifter from Grosse ("GEGROLO" = Gebrüder Grosse Lohmen) from 1937 and the elevator winch for the brake elevator. Grain and regrind are transported exclusively or largely by elevators that extend over all floors. Their heads are on the separator floor, their feet in the transmission cellar. The flour mixing machine in the transmission cellar extends over several floors.
13. ↑ ^{a b} Castle-like castle on an irregular floor plan, in a dominant position, laid out on several levels with eight storeys (partly hollowed out of the rock), first mentioned in a document in 1318, pre-castle: symmetrical group of buildings grouped around a forecourt: two opposite gatehouses (with each with a basket arched gate passage), two small pavilion-like plastered buildings (the left the so-called cone pavilion) and centrally located farm building (upper floor half-timbered, with three large gates), plus a younger rear building, original interior, castle bridge: high sandstone arch bridge as a connection between the fore and castle, Horseshoe-shaped arch, marked 1781 in the keystone, with balustrade, castle chapel. Belevedere, former central building with two semicircular and two polygonal cones , with high roof turrets, pavilion in the architectural part: square plastered building with four high round arched doors and corner pilaster strips.
14. ↑ Subject aggregate Castle and Castle Park Weesenstein
    Castle Garden and Castle Park: Note: The gardens in Weesenstein can be divided into three parts: Part 1: Regular garden area with pavilion in OT Weesenstein (municipality of Müglitztal) Part 2: Regular garden area connected to the castle via an open staircase in OT Weesenstein (municipality of Müglitztal) part 3: Landscape garden part with former Belvedere with a small part in OT Burkhardswalde (municipality of Müglitztal), with the largest part in OT Meusegast (city of Dohna)
    • Part 1: Regular part of the garden with a pavilion - structural assets.
    Building: Weesenstein Castle Enclosure: quarry stone wall in the west and south, access: Access: in the east via a sandstone arch bridge from part 2, in the south-west via a double-winged wooden gate, path system: available, regular, water-bound pathway cover, garden equipment: sculpture "Flora", obelisk "Der Landwirtsch . Kreisverein im Erzgebirge on November 21, 1872 ”set up in connection with the golden wedding of King John of Saxony , epitaph for Friedrich August Ernst of Saxony (1831–1847), King John's fourth child, garden structures: pavilion, followed by a metal structure of the arcade , Water elements: in the south, east, north of Müglitz flowed around. Vegetation: avenues and rows of trees: opposite avenue made of beehive-shaped cut juniper (Juniperus spec.) In the central axis between pavilion and flora, linden avenues and rows (Tilia spec., Replanted after the flood in 2002 for restoration) opposite. Individual trees: Bosque area in the northern part, especially linden trees (Tilia spec.) And hornbeams (Carpinus betulus) (replanting of other tree species not historically), hedges and bushes: hornbeams (Carpinus betulus) cut into the arcade bordering the pavilion. Other protected assets: Visual relationship: to Weesenstein Castle and within the gardens.
    • Part 2: Regular part of the garden connected to the castle via an outside staircase - structural assets.
    Buildings: Weesenstein Castle, glass house, gardening building. Enclosure: quarry stone wall in the east and south-east. Access: Entrances: from the north from the castle via an outside staircase from the garden hall, from the west via a sandstone arch bridge from Part 1, two entrances from the east. Path system: available, regular, water-bound path surface. Garden equipment: two round beds with sandstone edging, sandstone bench on a raised platform with stairs in the central axis of the garden. Water elements: round sandstone water basin with fountain. Vegetation: avenues and rows of trees: one row each of beehive-shaped cut juniper (Juniperus spec.) In front of the garden hall and in the central part of the garden, single trees: large specimen of a tree of life (Thuja spec.). Hedges and bushes: Deutzias cut as hemispheres (Deutzia gracilis), box hedges (Buxus sempervirens) to surround the rondelles, high rose trunks (pink in varieties) and box balls in the central part of the garden, in the southern part of the garden azaleas (Rhododendron luteum) and Kolwitzia (Kolkwitzia amabilis) symmetrical in the lawn mirrors, along the wall ornamental shrubs v. a. from rhododendrons. Other protected assets: Visual relationship: to Weesenstein Castle and within the gardens.
    • Part 3: Landscape garden part with former Belvedere - structural assets.
    Path system: legible, serpentines below the Belvedere. Horticultural structures: Foundation and wall remains of the Belvedere, three sandstone arch bridges in the area of ​​the serpentine path, round square east of the Belvedere with two concentric, arched natural stone walls as retaining walls, planted with peasant jasmine (Philadelphus coronarius) and two linden trees (Tilia spec.). Vegetation: single trees: v. a. Deciduous trees, dominant are linden (Tilia spec.), Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus), pedunculate oak (Quercus robur), hedges and shrubs: extensive plantings of snowberries (Symphoricarpos orbiculatus), in some places peasant jasmine (Philadelphus coronarius), perennials: shade flower (Maianthemum bifolium), lily of the valley (Convallaria majalis), Solomon's seal (Polygonatum odoratum), wood anemone (Anemone nemorosa), Jelängerjelieber (Lonicera spec.), large periwinkle (Vinca major), various ferns. Other protected assets: Ground relief: heavily sloping terrain sloping from east to west, visual relationship: overgrown at the Belvedere, formerly of Weesenstein Castle.
15. ↑ Weesenstein Castle.
    The multi-part complex of upper castle, lower castle, farmyard and park, located on a rock spur in the narrow Müglitztal near the “Bohemian Way”, is surprising because of its location, its uniform, compact appearance and its size. The use of the natural rock in the gradual construction of the whole is peculiar.
    Building history: The castle was probably founded in the 13th century and first mentioned in 1318 as the property of the Burgraves of Dohna . Captured in 1402 in the Dohna feud by Margrave Wilhelm I of Meissen , in 1406 to Günter the Elder . Ä. awarded by Bünau. Owned by the von Bünau family until 1772, owned by the von Uckermann family until 1830, owned by the Wettin family until 1918 . Since 1992 Saxon palace administration. The core of the complex is the round tower of the upper castle, the basement of which may date from the 13th century, it is questionable whether parts of the wing on the village side (tower house as bower?) And the hall in the north also date back to the early days. Expansion into an apartment in the 15th century by adding the semicircular protruding hall building of this wing, which ties together older parts. A (first?) Castle chapel consecrated in 1504. 1510 mention of a brewery in the castle. Redesign of the residential castle in the course of the 16th century, possibly also the wing of the brewery from this time. The two-winged lower castle from the middle of the 16th century, probably through an extension to an older gatehouse. The upper part of the round tower including the helmet after 1706. Baroque transformation of parts of the upper castle and the lower castle 1719–47, alignment of the eaves heights of the upper castle tracts to that of the castle chapel (1738–41) by means of a mezzanine floor, standardization of the window areas where possible, painted structure of all Facades. The park was rebuilt after the Müglitz flood of 1756. The park wing and the adjoining orangery around 1780, the latter closed in 1951. Restoration work since 1958.
    Description: Upper castle. Around a small courtyard (2nd castle courtyard) near the apex of the rock spur is the round tower with the adjoining late medieval hall wing in the east, the castle chapel in the south, and the transverse building at the rear of the hall in the west. A steep access path to the courtyard leads on the south side through a small gate building and covered with flying buttresses along the former battlements to the rear transverse structure, there via inner stairs and a spiral stone to the corridor in front of the castle chapel. - A two-flight staircase is placed in front of the hall wing (the flight of stairs 18th century), which starts from the courtyard of the lower castle and opens up the rooms to the east of the upper castle with their different floor heights. - In the west of the upper castle, to be reached via an arched driveway through the transverse building, there is a lower inner courtyard, the brewery courtyard (3rd castle courtyard), the two-storey, basement north-east wing of its late medieval reconstruction with twin windows, the other two wings through use changed as a brewery.
    In the hall wing, the rock spur is used for the late medieval barrel-vaulted cellar rooms and for the basement with the semicircular later courtroom, in these rooms several door walls with shoulder arches. To the west, storage rooms for the brewery, 16th century laid out by mining. On the first floor the stone hall ("knight's hall"), around 1575, with window pillars and deep window niches. In the likewise deep door niche, decorative paintings, coats of arms and leaping deer, around 1610 (uncovered 1985). The stucco cornice under the ceiling from an elevation of the same, 18th century. In the second of the rooms following to the north, remains of a late medieval tendril painting as a frame. On the top floor in the northern part of the hall wing, the so-called Mönchsboden, probably the ballroom, with paintings on the former window pillars, dated 1544: Jerome with the lion, Duke Georg of Saxony , Elector Moritz , Heinrich II. Von Bünau (1727–1798) received Handed over to Weesenstein by his father Rudolf II von Bünau (1669–1727), Duke Heinrich the Pious of Saxony , and finally a bishop.
    The castle chapel was built in 1738–1741 by the Bähr student Johann George Schmidt (1707–1774), perhaps taking over old masonry (two low buttresses on the outside), marked 1738 on the courtyard portal, large arched windows. By placing six slender wooden pillars on top of a narrow rectangular floor plan, an impressive, longitudinally oval high room is created, the oval denoted by balustrades and the swinging galleries in the narrow sides. Slightly domed wooden ceiling over a high throat. The sculptors Johann Balthasar Saltzmann and Carl Friedrich Kirchner are involved in the execution. The first are the angel heads on the capitals of the pillars and the figures of angels making music on the organ front. The aedicula pulpit altar with two pairs of columns and broken, curved gable by the carpenters Samuel Hirschel, Johann Andreas Beßar and Johann Friedrich Mohsam (inscribed on the back of the glory). The sculptures Petrus and Paulus are occasionally attributed to Johann Benjamin Thomae , in the excerpt a representation of the Trinity, to the side figures of angels, and the same above the well-designed mansion box . The ceiling painting (after 1752) is a repetition of the altarpiece with the Ascension of Christ in the Catholic Hofkirche Dresden by Anton Raphael Mengs (1728–1779). - In the south side a large late Gothic crucifix. - In the manorial room, painting depicting the Last Judgment, around 1630 with later changes, on the side of the damned a carriage with the leaders of the Catholic League moves to Hell, on the side of the blessed and the like. a. the portrait of Luther. Lower castle (lower castle). Between the Oberburg and Mühlgraben in the southwest at the site of the former Zwinger above the basement, two-story two-wing residential palace. The middle wing is the gate building with the wide arched entrance portal, designated in 1575, in aedicular frame with fluted pilasters , seat stones and coats of arms. The passage with barrel vaults, marked in the rear, on the archway 1721, then added or rebuilt part with groin vaults . The portal to the stairwell in the garden wing, which also leads down into the park, is marked 1720.
    The representative living rooms on the upper floor, around 1720/21, e.g. Some with beautiful fireplaces and ceramic stoves. In the gate building the vestibule ("Salettchen") on the courtyard side with deep arched windows. The paintings by Carl Gottlieb Rolle, 1856: on the ceiling allegories of "Poetica" and "Justitia", in the lunettes and in the groove decorated with stucco around 1720 decorative. The fireplace made of red Maxen marble , around 1720. - In the so-called leather wallpaper hall, the most important “ Mecheln leather wallpaper”, around 1710. The valley of the ceiling is stuccoed, the four seasons in medallions. In the window reveals remains of a late Renaissance painting with Caesar heads. Two-tone marble fireplace. As a supraport painting of the four elements, water ( Narcissus , reflected in the pond), fire ( Apollo as sun god), air ( Daedalus and Icarus , Boreas robs Orithyia ), earth ( Orpheus among the animals). - Significant in the other rooms especially the wallpapers: Amor and Psyche , by the Parisian manufacturer Dufour & Leroy , printed in gray, 1816, Chinese landscapes, by Dufour & Leroy, printed in sepia brown, around 1825, fight for the liberation of Greece, from Jean Zuber in Rixheim , 1827/28 (from Niederruppersdorf Castle , Görlitz district ), Mexican landscapes, also by J. Zuber, red velor wallpaper , mid-19th century. The blossom branch wallpaper with birds, a Chinese rice paper wallpaper , acquired in London around 1800, is particularly valuable . The interior of the southern garden wing was rebuilt in the 19th century and the theater at the north end was removed.
    Parking wing. The two-storey classicist building, around 1780, is placed in front of the garden wing of the Lower Castle at park level and can be reached from the former via a staircase. On the main floor, the upper floor, with arched windows, is connected to the park via a slightly sloping open staircase with a stone baluster parapet . A balustrade adorned with vases decorates the roof terrace. - The interior with high quality stucco . Restoration since 1996. (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
    Individual monuments in the castle park: in the two-part architectural part / castle garden: sandstone arch bridge over the Müglitz, figure of a flora and pavilion: square plastered building with four high round arched doors and corner pilasters, see also Silke Epple: Description of the garden monument (overall document ID No. 09304376).

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