CastleLohsa - Weißig

Weißig Castle

Weißig Castle

To be privately owned

Weißig Castle is situated on the outskirts of Weißig in the municipality of Lohsa. Today, it is known for its use as a bat museum.

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The first documented mention of the locality Weißig, then known as “Weissigke,” dates back to 1469. A battle on May 19, 1813, on the Eichberg claimed over 3700 casualties on both sides. In 1913, a monument was unveiled at this location. In the early 20th century, Weißig Castle served as a hunting lodge for the von Steinitz-Kolbitz family. In 1921, Ulrich Prince von Schönburg-Waldenburg acquired the Weißig manor. The last private owner was the Berlin lawyer Adolf Oeren, who purchased the hunting lodge and the Steinitz estate in 1922.

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