Splendid linden- and chestnut-lined walkways, hedgerows, groves and rondels, sandstone sculptures and spacious stretches of water invite you to take a stroll at Zabeltitz Baroque Garden.
On behalf of Christoph August Imperial Count von Wackerbarth, Johann Christoph Knoeffel, court master builder of Augustus the Strong, designed the Baroque garden around 1728. At the place of the former moated castle, he built a Baroque palace, which forms a charming ensemble of Baroque architecture together with the »Old Castle« originating from the 16th century.
Even today, numerous events take place at the magnificient hall of Zabeltitz Palace and those, who want to get married, will find an ambience suitable for their wedding ceremony and celebration. There are numerous rooms available for cultural events and conferences. Visiting the Zabeltitz Peasant Museum or St. George's Church round off your visit to Zabeltitz Baroque Garden.
Benefits with the schloesserlandCARD
| Free admission to the permanent exhibition Free admission to the palace |
| Free admission to the park |
| Further benefits 50% discount on the Zabeltitz Peasant Museum tickets; |
Arrival & map
Next City: Dresden (35 km)
Arrival information:
By car
- via A13, exit Thiendorf, further along B98 to Grossenhain and from Grossenhain on B101 towards Elsterwerda turning left at Stoga to Zabeltitz
- via secondary roads
from Riesa via Glaubitz – Peritz – Goerzig, from Meissen on B101 towards Elsterwerda turning left at Stoga to Zabeltitz, from Elsterwerda on B101 towards Meissen turning right at Stoga to Zabeltitz
By public transport
- rail
from Dresden Main Station towards Elsterwerda, as far as stop Zabeltitz, followed by a 15-minute walk to the centre of Zabeltitz - bus
bus line 461 from Grossenhain (transfer point Cottbuser Bahnhof) towards Groeditz, as far as Zabeltitz
Contact
Zabeltitz Baroque Garden
Zabeltitz-Information
Am Park 1 | 01561 Großenhain OT Zabeltitz
+49 3522 304 277
zabeltitz@stadt.grossenhain.de
More information available at:
www.barockgarten-zabeltitz.de
Opening hours and admission prices
Closed opens on
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- Closed
- Thursday
- Closed
- Friday
- Closed
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
- Free entry
Further information on opening hours and admission prices can be found here
