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State Palaces, Castles and Gardens of Saxony

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Kriebstein Castle, one of the castles managed by the State Palaces, Castles and Gardens of Saxony

The State Palaces, Castles and Gardens of Saxony (German: Staatliche Schlösser, Burgen und Gärten Sachsen) is a state-owned company with its head office in Dresden. It belongs to the Saxon State Ministry of Finance and has the aim of preserving Saxon cultural heritage whilst respecting cultural and conservation needs.[1] The state-owned company manages several palaces, castles and parks in the Saxony. These include the Zwinger in Dresden, the Albrechtsburg in Meissen and Kriebstein Castle.

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History

Following the restoration of the Free State of Saxony on 3 October 1990, assets that had already been owned in the past by the state, or which had been managed during the East German era as legal entities under the Asset Allocation Act, were transferred into the ownership of the new German state.

Starting on the first of January 1992, the state took over the following properties: Dresden Castle including the Johanneum and the Stallhof, the Dresden Zwinger and the Zwinger Gardens, the Japanese Palace with its palace garden, Pillnitz Castle and park, Moritzburg Palace and the surrounding landscape gardens, the Albrechtsburg in Meißen, Königstein Fortress, Schloss Weesenstein, Gnandstein Castle, Frauenstein castle ruins, Großsedlitz Baroque Gardens, Hubertusburg Palace, Nischwitz Palace, Stolpen Castle, Augustusburg Palace, Lichtenwalde Palace, the palace and park at Bad Muskau, Colditz Castle, Altzella Abbey, Nossen Palace, Wiederau Palace, Mildenstein Castle and the Ortenburg[2]

In the following years, other historic buildings were allocated to the Free State of Saxony.

With a cabinet decision on third November 1992, 17 independent state companies were formed for some of the most important sites and placed under commercial management. These companies together formed the State Palaces Department (Staatliche Schlösserverwaltung). During the implementation phase, between 1 April 1993 and 1 January 1994, 15 state-owned enterprises were founded for the following properties:[3]

  • 1 April 1993: the Albrechtsburg at Meißen, Augustusburg Palace, Scharfenstein Castle, Königstein Fortress, Moritzburg Palace
  • 1 June 1993: Großsedlitz Baroque Gardens, Gnandstein Castle, Kriebstein Castle, Mildenstein Castle, Rammenau Palace, Stolpen Castle, Weesenstein Palace
  • 1 August 1993: Dresden State Palaces and Gardens (Staatliche Schlösser und Gärten Dresden) (Pillnitz Palace and park, the Großer Garten, the Brühlsche Terrasse/Zwinger/Stallhof), Nossen Palace/Altzella Abbey Park
  • 1 January 1994: Rochlitz Palace

In addition, the Palaces Department managed the following properties directly: the Albertinum, the Catholic Court Church, the Jägerhof, the Royal Burial Chapel at Freiberg, Colditz Castle, Lichtenwalde Palace and the Exhibition Hall of the Academy of Art.[3]

The following properties remained under the administration of local authority land offices: the Japanese Palace, Siebeneichen Palace, Reinhardtsgrimma Palace, the Ortenburg, Hubertusburg Palace, Freudenstein Castle, Wurzen Palace, Grimma Palace Königswartha Palace, Suchominsky Villa, Sonnenstein Castle, Dippoldiswalde Palace, the Niederlauterstein castle ruins, the Frauenstein castle ruins, Wachwitz Palace, the Royal Villa, Lützschena Palace, Thallwitz Palace, the Grillenburg Hunting Lodge, Brauna Palace, the Keppschloss, Zehren-Schieritz Palace, Königsbrück Palace, Gaussig House, Hohenprießnitz Palace and Ruhenthal Palace.[3] Many of these sites were later transferred to the towns and cities in which they were situated or sold off to third parties.

On 1 March 1996 the Saxon Palaces Department was incorporated into the State Finance Office. On 1 July 2000 the companies running Königstein Fortress on the one hand and the castles of Augustusburg, Lichtenwalde, and Scharfenstein on the other hand were turned in a charitable company. Their owner remains the Free State of Saxony. The management of those involved is carried out by the Palaces Department.

In the period from 1993 to 2003 the Palaces Department's share of the cost rose from 37% to 61.4%. As of 1 January 2003, the Palaces Department was separate from the State Office and a common public enterprise, the "State Palaces, Castles and Gardens of Saxony", was founded. The palace companies are its individual business units.[4]

State Palaces, Castles and Gardens of Saxony

Property German name Operator Image
Albrechtsburg at Meissen Albrechtsburg Meissen
Rammenau Baroque Palace Barockschloss Rammenau
Zwinger Dresdner Zwinger Schlossbetrieb Staatliche Schlösser und Gärten Dresden
Dresden Stallhof Dresdner Stallhof Schlossbetrieb Staatliche Schlösser und Gärten Dresden
Little Pheasant Castle and landscape park at Moritzburg Fasanenschlösschen und Landschaftspark Moritzburg Schlossbetrieb Moritzburg
Dresden Fortress and Brühl's Terrace Festung Dresden und Brühlsche Terrasse Schlossbetrieb Staatliche Schlösser und Gärten Dresden
Moritzburg Palace Schloss Moritzburg Schlossbetrieb Moritzburg
Nossen Palace Schloss Nossen Schlossbetrieb Schloss Nossen/Kloster Altzella
Pillnitz Castle & park Schloss & Park Pillnitz Schlossbetrieb Staatliche Schlösser und Gärten Dresden
Rochlitz Castle Schloss Rochlitz Schlossbetrieb Schlösser und Burgen im Muldental
Schloss Weesenstein Schloss Weesenstein
Gnandstein Castle Burg Gnandstein
Kriebstein Castle Burg Kriebstein
Mildenstein Castle Burg Mildenstein Schlossbetrieb Schlösser und Burgen im Muldental
Stolpen Castle Burg Stolpen
Großsedlitz Baroque Gardens Barockgarten Großsedlitz
Großer Garten & Dresden Park Railway Großer Garten & Dresdner Parkeisenbahn Schlossbetrieb Staatliche Schlösser und Gärten Dresden
Altzella Abbey Kloster Altzella Schlossbetrieb Schloss Nossen/Kloster Altzella
Augustusburg Hunting Lodge Jagdschloss Augustusburg Schloss Augustusburg/Schloss und Park Lichtenwalde/Burg Scharfenstein gGmbH
Lichtenwalde Palace und Park Schloss und Park Lichtenwalde Schloss Augustusburg/Schloss und Park Lichtenwalde/Burg Scharfenstein gGmbH
Scharfenstein Castle Burg Scharfenstein Schloss Augustusburg/Lichtenwalde Schloss und Park/Burg Scharfenstein gGmbH
Königstein Fortress Festung Königstein Festung Königstein gGmbH

Schlösserland Sachsen

In 2005, the advertising association Schlösserland Sachsen (Castles of Saxony) was created, a federation of major governmental and non-governmental heritage building and gardens groups, which has the task of preserving, maintaining and displaying Saxony's cultural monuments. Under this umbrella brand, in cooperation with the Saxony Tourism Marketing Corporation (TMGS), more than 50 castles, palaces, gardens, fortresses and castle hotels are marketed both nationwide and internationally.

The following palaces, castles and abbeys are partners in the Werbegemeinschaft Schlösserland Sachsen:

Site German name Owner/Operator Image
Delitzsch Palace Barockschloss Delitzsch Town of Delitzsch
Dresden Castle Residenzschloss Dresden Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden
Freudenstein Castle Schloss Freudenstein Town of Freiberg
Colditz Castle Schloss Colditz Operated by the Gesellschaft Schloss Colditz e.V., Owned by the Schlösser und Burgen im Muldental
Hartenfels Palace Schloss Hartenfels Town of Torgau
Klippenstein Palace Schloss Klippenstein Town of Radeberg
Krobnitz Palace Schloss Krobnitz Town of Reichenbach
Palace Lauenstein Schloss Lauenstein Town of Altenberg
Neschwitz Palace and park Schloss und Park Neschwitz Municipality of Neschwitz
Schlettau Palace Schloss Schlettau Town of Schlettau
Voigtsberg Palace Schloss Voigtsberg Town of Oelsnitz/Vogtl.
Wackerbarth Palace Schloss Wackerbarth Sächsisches Staatsweingut GmbH
Wildeck Palace Schloss Wildeck Town of Zschopau
Klaffenbach Castle Wasserschloss Klaffenbach City of Chemnitz
Ortenburg, Bautzen Ortenburg Bautzen Town of Bautzen
Muskau Park Fürst-Pückler-Park Bad Muskau Stiftung Fürst-Pückler-Park Bad Muskau
Buch Abbey Kloster Buch Förderverein Kloster Buch e. V.
Nimbschen Abbey Kloster Nimbschen

In addition there are the properties owned by the hotel and hospitality industry: Hohnstein Castle, Churfuerstliche Waldschänke Moritzburg, Europa-Jugendherberge Schloss Colditz, Pension Zur Königlichen Ausspanne, Schloss Hotel Dresden-Pillnitz and Schlosshotel Gaußig.

Visitor numbers

The state-owned palaces, castles and gardens receive about two million visitors every year.

Management and staff

The head office of the state company has five divisions under the management of Christian Striefler. The individual palace business units are run by a palace manager (Schlossleiter).

The supervisory body for the state firm is the governing board (Verwaltungsrat). Its main task is the oversight of the business leadership and support to the manager.

References

  1. ^ Satzung (pdf)
  2. ^ Drucksache des Sächsischen Landtages 1/907
  3. ^ a b c Drucksache des Sächsischen Landtages 2/10146
  4. ^ Drucksache des Sächsischen Landtages 3/8236

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This page was last edited on 5 April 2024, at 17:47
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