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Overland to New York - Special Exhibition

Until 19 January 2025

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Bernd , Germany

15 Jul 2024

Excellent

War sehr zufrieden hat alles geklappt. Burg hat uns sehr gefallen

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Dirk, Germany

09 Oct 2024

Excellent

Sehr interessant.

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DIETER, Germany

11 Mar 2024

Excellent

Alles gut funktioniert

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About: Augustusburg Castle

When the Saxon Elector Augustus built Augustusburg Castle from 1568 to 1572, the location was well chosen. Visible from afar, the hunting and pleasure palace rises above the Zschopau valley. Due to its imposing location, Augustusburg Castle is also known as the "Crown of the Ore Mountains". It is also considered one of the most beautiful Renaissance castles in Central Europe.

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Augustusburg Castle

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Augustusburg Castle

Schloss 1, 09573, Augustusburg

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