Eisenhardt Castle is located on a spur-like ridge of the Fläming in the southwest of Bad Belzig. Traces of 3000 years of building history can be found on the castle hill. From 1993, for example, the Romanesque castle chapel was excavated. In the middle of the 15th century the Electors of Saxony built a fortress (1465 "Eisenhardt"). At the end of the 15th century the complex was converted into a fortified castle. With its cell vault, the Torhaus represents a unique combination of Saxon fortress and castle architecture. The "Eisenhardt" was destroyed by Sweden in 1636. Extensive renovations are documented for the end of the 17th century. After a visit of the Prussian king Friedrich Wilhelm IV in 1849, extensive restoration work was carried out on the castle on his instructions. From the winter of 1989 to 2008, the facility was comprehensively renovated.
The museum of local history is located in the late Gothic gatehouse of Eisenhardt Castle. For example, you will find information about the history of the castle and the Battle of the Landwehr near Hagelberg in 1813. The exhibition also includes the presentation of the Reichsschule der Technischen Nothilfe and the women's concentration camp "Roederhof" Belzig.
The castle tower offers a beautiful view of the city and the Fläming landscape.
In addition to guided tours, the local history museum also offers adventure projects for every occasion. In full battle armour it goes into a special medieval experience.
The museum of local history is located in the late Gothic gatehouse of Eisenhardt Castle. For example, you will find information about the history of the castle and the Battle of the Landwehr near Hagelberg in 1813. The exhibition also includes the presentation of the Reichsschule der Technischen Nothilfe and the women's concentration camp "Roederhof" Belzig.
The castle tower offers a beautiful view of the city and the Fläming landscape.
In addition to guided tours, the local history museum also offers adventure projects for every occasion. In full battle armour it goes into a special medieval experience.