Haus Sorgenfrei

The two-story mansion features a domed bell tower, ornamental elements, and an expansive garden complex covering 7,000 square meters in Saxony.

Originally established as a vineyard in the early 18th century, banker Christian Friedrich von Gregory commissioned architect Johann August Giesel to construct this estate between 1783 and 1789.

The name 'Sorgenfrei' references Potsdam's Sanssouci Palace, with both names translating to 'without worries' in their respective languages.

Currently operating as Landhotel Villa Sorgenfrei, the property includes the main house, garden hall, and gardener's house, with the Atelier Sanssouci restaurant in the former garden room.

The property contains two pleasure gardens, with the lower one situated next to the manor house and the upper one extending behind the building group.

Location: Radebeul

Architectural style: baroque architecture

GPS coordinates: 51.10860,13.67520

Latest update: March 7, 2025 05:38