💚 Have you been to Saxony? It's a region where 1,000 years of cultural history meet scenic beauty. Discover top-class art and culture, world-famous traditional handicraft and a unique musical landscape. The region's historic towns and cities are charming destinations full of character and stunning castles, palaces and gardens delight with their splendour and beauty. 💚 👉🏼 visitsaxony.com | Saxony Tourism

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🏰 Saxony is known as the land of castles and palaces – for good reason! More than 1.000 castles, palaces, parks and gardens can be found here. Get a sneak peak in this short video! And if you’d like to know more, click here: https://visitsaxony.com/culture-nature-family-wellness/castles-and-palaces © TMGS | Saxony Tourism

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Old Saxony - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia

💎 Saxony is an architectural treasure chest. From its stunning Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance buildings to modernist traces: lovers of architecture will be delighted. What's the most impressive building you have visited? ➡️ See some of our highlights here: https://visitsaxony.com/culture-nature-family-wellness/culture/architecture © TMGS | Saxony Tourism

👑 Have you ever dreamed of stepping into a fairy tale? In Saxony, this dream can come true, because there are more than 1,000 castles, palaces, gardens, and fortresses here. 🎬 Saxony's palaces are not only popular photo spots, they have also starred in films! Have you ever seen „The Grand Budapest Hotel“? Some of the most famous scenes were filmed at the Zwinger in Visit Dresden and at the impressive Kriebstein Castle. Speaking of famous scenes – did you know that the remake of „Charlie's Ange

🏰Marienburg Castle is a neo-Gothic castle in Lower Saxony. It is located in the municipality of Pattensen, 15 km north-east of Hildesheim and about 30 km south of the city of Hanover. The construction of the castle, commissioned by George V of Hanover as a gift for the 39th birthday of his wife Maria of Saxe-Altenburg, began in 1858 and ended nine years later, in 1867. Between 1714 and 1837 there was no royal court in Hanover, considering that the house of Hanover reigned both in Germany and in