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ManorTribbevitz
Tribbevitz Manor
The estate is first mentioned in 1315 in the family of Norman. It was over 500 years in the family and was sold in 1844 to the family of Hagemeister, who built the mansion. Thereafter, the property was sold several times and expropriated in 1945 by the communists. After the war, it served as a refugee shelter, later it became a home for Polish migrant workers.
1999 could be started with the restoration of the now dilapidated estate.
Since May 2002, is the manor house of the estate as a small but sufficient highest hotel.
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Source: Wikipedia · Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0 · Image: Katja Wächtler
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