Proschwitz Castle

  • Wine-growing estate
The Schloss Proschwitz Prinz zur Lippe Winery is Saxony’s oldest privately operated winery and is known for its high-quality wines and diverse cultural program.
Wine has been grown on the slopes of Proschwitz for over 850 years—today with a clear focus on quality rather than high yields. The “Schloss Proschwitz” and “Kloster Heilig Kreuz” single-vineyard sites produce fruity, elegant white and red wines: white wines with exceptional freshness and minerality, and red wines that are full-bodied and aged in barriques. The wine shop invites you to explore the selection at your leisure.

Throughout the year, the winery offers a variety of events centered around sparkling wine, wine, and spirits. Guided vineyard walks, concerts, readings, exhibitions, dinner concerts, and themed evenings provide diverse insights into the world of Proschwitz wines.

Near the parking lot, a wildlife enclosure invites families to linger, while the castle gardens are perfect for strolls. The castle itself is open only during events. Not far from there, the Proschwitz Vineyard Cottage offers a fascinating view of Meissen’s Albrechtsburg Castle and the Elbe Valley.

Good to know

Openings

Vinothek im Schlosshof Hours (Monday through Sunday):
January and February: 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
March: 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
April through September: 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
October through December: 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Please note the following closing days:
Good Friday, Christmas (Dec. 24–26)
New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day

Price info

VDP. estate wines Elbling and Goldriesling, 0,75l, 13,00 Euro each
VDP. estate wines Scheurebe and Riesling feinherb, 0.75l, 15.00 euros each
VDP. estate wines Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris, 0.75l, 15.00 euros each
VDP.ERSTE LAGE Traminer 1G, 0,5l, 16,00 Euro
VDP.Gutswein Pinot Noir, 0,75l, 19,50 Euro
Traminer sparkling wine brut, 0,75l, 21,00 Euro
VDP.sparkling wine Pinot Madeleine Sekt b.A., brut, 0,75l, 24,50 Euro
(Data without guarantee)

Directions & Parking facilities

Anreise
Coming from Meissen and Großenhain via the B101, take the Dieraer Weg exit. Then, follow Thomas-Müntzer-Straße and Proschwitzer Straße to reach the winery (on your right) and, continuing along the road, the Weinberghaus (on your left).
On foot, you can reach the Weinberghaus directly via the Katzenstufen in Meissen (Hafenstraße).

Parken
Parking is available right at the castle parking lot or at the Weinbergshaus

Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel
There is no direct public transportation connection. The bus ride can be turned into a loop or a short hike. Bus routes in the area: 415, 409, 407, and “C” operated by Regionalverkehr Meißen.

Author

Dresden Elbland Redaktion

Organization

Dresden Elbland

License (master data)

Dresden Elbland Redaktion
License: no copyright required (Public domain) (no copyright)