Exhibition room III Copper engraving cabinet and princely tomb   Original state of the room Copper engraving cabinet Engraving of the castle crypt Historical Maps Princes' coffins   In 2011 the heating duct to the copper engraving display cabinet was altered. There are many original copper engravings to be seen with imposing views both from outside as well as from inside the baroque castle Zerbst. Several maps as well as copper engravings of the period illustrate just how large was Anhalt in the first half of the 18th century. The figures to be seen on the former tomb vaults in the castle show the artistically valuable coffins of the former princes of Zerbst. Fragments of a badly damaged sachrophage, on loan from the evangelical parish of Saint Bartholomew Zerbst/Anhalt, are also on display under glass.   Exhibition room I History of the castle and the work of the Trust Exhibition room II The princely and the castle garden buildings   The opening times of the exhibitions in the castle are to be found in the "Tours" section. Back to exhibition overview