To be privately owned
Döllnitz Manor

The Manor House of Bendeleben+
A Jewel of the Renaissance in Thuringia+
The manor house of Bendeleben, an impressive Renaissance building, is located in the picturesque landscape of Thuringia. Its rich history and architectural beauty make it a significant cultural monument.
History of the Manor House
The manor house was built in 1566 and was later owned by the Princes of Schwarzburg. In 1945, the owners were dispossessed and expelled by the communists.
Architectural Features+
The manor house of Bendeleben is characterized by its distinctive Renaissance architecture. The building has a stately facade with numerous decorative elements, including ornate gables, bay windows, and portals.
The Interior
Inside the manor house, historical rooms with impressive stucco ceilings, wall paintings, and valuable furnishings can be found. These elements bear witness to the former splendor of the building and its inhabitants.
The Park and Gardens+
Surrounding the manor house is an extensive park that was laid out in the 18th century. The park features old trees, winding paths, and various garden elements that invite visitors to stroll and relax.
Current Use and Future
Today, the manor house of Bendeleben is used for cultural events and as a museum. Efforts are underway to preserve this historical building and make it accessible to the public in the long term.
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Location: 51.4084, 12.0229