Exhibition room II
Faience and princely crypt


 
Exhibition room II
  A net vase, a tureen and three plates from the Zerbst faience manufactory from around 1760 can be seen in a display case. A genealogy from 1709 and original fragments of the princely correspondence from the 17th and 18th centuries provide information about the former castle inhabitants.  
 
Two illustrations of the former crypt vaults in the castle show the artistically high-quality sarcophagi of the Zerbst princely family. Numerous impressive fragments of the heavily damaged coffins, some on loan from the Protestant parish of St. Bartholomäi in Zerbst/Anhalt, are exhibited in two showcases.

 
Exhibition room I
Castle history and work of the association


Exhibition room III
Copper engraving cabinet


 
The opening hours of the exhibitions in the castle can be viewed under the heading "Sightseeing".

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