Es war einmal eine Wasserburg - Burgruine Jeltsch_POLEN 006

Man hat für diesen frühgotischen, herzoglichen Bau im 13. Jahrhundert einen ganzen Altarm der Order umgeleitet, damit es vollkommen geschützt war. Nach Zerstörung im Dreißigjährigen Krieg wurde hier ein Brauerei mit Gaststätte errichtet. Diese bleib fast 300 Jahre neben der Ruine bis zur Sprengung Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts.
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A branch of the river was diverted for this early Gothic ducal building in the 13th century so that it was completely protected. After destruction in the Thirty Years' War, a brewery and restaurant were built here. This remained next to the ruins for almost 300 years until it was blown up at the end of the 19th century.

00:00 - Intro
00:16 – Filmstart / Start
00:27 – Zeichnung von 1870 / Drawing from 1870
00:41 – Auf dem Weg zum Ziel / On the way to the ruin
01:40 – Ankunft / Arrival
02:58 – Innenraum / Interior view
05:06 – Einmal Aussen herum / Once around the outside
07:06 – Kellerraum aus dem 13. Jahrhundert / 13th century cellar room
07:47 – Noch ein kurzer Flug zum Schluss / A short flight at the end
09:38 – Wo befindet sich diese Burgruine / Where is these castle ruin located?
10:30 – Informationen zur Geschichte / History information

You can find the English version of the history about this ruin in the video description.

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English version of the history:

The castle was built on an island in the middle of an oxbow river of the Oder that had been converted into a moat. It was originally an early Gothic, fortified ducal manor house from the 13th century, which was expanded in the 14th century into a four-wing building with a rectangular inner courtyard.
After the castle was initially owned by several dioceses and princes, in 1508 it became the property of Conrad Sauermann, a citizen of Breslau. In 1518 he turned it into a modern residence with a cloister and an inner courtyard. In 1623 it partially burned down. During the Thirty Years' War in 1641, both the castle and the village were plundered by imperial, Saxon and Swedish troops. In 1642, a brewery was built on the site of the southern wing of the castle. The rest of the buildings remained in ruins, although parts of them were used to build the brewer's apartment.
Sometime between 1890 and 1920, the remains of the medieval castle and some of the attached, inhabited buildings were destroyed by blasting.
Today the basement of the north wing, a relic of the early Gothic, fortified ducal manor house, is largely preserved and partially buried in the ground.
Nothing remains of the rest of the buildings apart from a few foundations and a few visible outlines of walls.