Schloß Radis

Kemberg, Germany, Germany

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Schloß Radis, also known as Gut Radis, is a historic manor estate at the heart of Radis, a district of Kemberg in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, with roots tracing back to early medieval Slavic settlement around the 10th century and first documented in 1378 as a knight's seat owned by noble families like von List.

From 1623, the von Bodenhausen family expanded it over three centuries into a substantial agricultural complex with a Herrenhaus, stables, barns, and a landscaped park, reflecting 19th-century rural prosperity amid growing local industry like sawmills and factories.

After 1945 expropriation, it transitioned through various uses including wartime labor camps, but the core manor—featuring preserved elements from its long ownership—remains a cultural landmark tied to the village's identity, though recent listings note parts available for redevelopment.