The Friedrichsburg was built in 1589 as an observation and flanking tower. In 1731 it was converted into a baroque pavilion with the “machine panel” - in 1999 the lifting table was reconstructed, which can be rented for special occasions. Today the ballroom is used, among other things, used as a registry office.
View of Fredericks' Castle, the Elbe Valley and the table mountain Lilienstein
View of the entrance area of the fortress
Bottom left: Gate Ravelin (today: cash desk), right Tenaille
Top left: George's bastion with five cannons
Behind: George's castle, the oldest building on the Königstein. Between it and the Gate house the Strike defence is located as a connecting building.