Manor Triestewitz
The Triestewitz Manor or Triestewitz Castle is a listed building complex with an associated park in the Triestewitz district of the municipality of Arzberg in the Free State of Saxony . Today it is used as a castle hotel.
Aggregate manor / castle and park Triestewitz
The following individual monuments form an aggregate of a manor complex in the old district of Torgau, which is comparatively completely preserved: mansion with gatehouse and rear building (Schlossstrasse 37, 39), plus farm buildings (Schlossstrasse 27, 29) as well as barn, farm building and horse troughs in front of it (Schlossstrasse 31, 35) of the former Farm yard, former estate manager's house (Schlossstrasse 28) and dovecote (behind Schlossstrasse 41), the estate park with garden bridge and burial place of the von Stammer family's owners (garden monument) as well as farm buildings (Schlossstrasse 41, 43, 45) and the area of the farmyard.
The manor of the manor is one of the oldest and most remarkable in the area, of architectural, art history, artistic, local history and landscape design importance, the Triestewitz manor park is characterized by its diverse and valuable stock of trees.
history
In 1251 the first documentary mention of the town of Triestewitz, which is owned by the Nimbschen monastery, took place. At this point in time, the fortified tower that has been preserved in the manor house already existed.
In 1557, the von Runge family, favored by the Elector of Saxony, converted the old mansion from a medieval fortification into a representative residential palace in the Renaissance style. In 1580 the mansion burned down almost completely and was then rebuilt by the von Runge family.
The manor house burned down again in the Seven Years' War in 1758, and the ruin was sold a year later by the von Hartitzsch family and sold to the von Theler family, who, under Major Carl August von Theler, initiated the reconstruction in 1764/65. In 1808 the von Stammer took over the manor. In the 19th century they tried to design the landscape park in the English style. As a result of the land reform in September 1945, the von Stammer family was expropriated and expelled.
Today the building is used as a family-run castle hotel.
Ownership successes
Falcke (at least 1525–1557); Electoral Saxon Chamber in Dresden (1557); Runge (1578-1643); Community of heirs Runge (1643–1652); Elector of Saxony (1652); von Werthern (1652-1661); Baron von Rechenberg (1661–1665); von Schönberg (1665–1678); Countess von Brandenstein, later married von der Schulenburg (1678–1687); Plötz (1687-1699); von Hartitzsch (1695-1759); von Theler (1759–1773); (von) Metzsch (1773-1803); Community of heirs of Metzsch (1803–1808); von Stammer (from 1808).
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Individual evidence
Coordinates: 51 ° 31 '58.7 " N , 13 ° 5' 57.1" E