| 1350 | First mention of the village "Crup". |
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| 1401 | Graupa = Estate with sheep farm, fish farm and a vineyard. |
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| since 1547 | There is evidence of a manor in Großgraupa. |
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| 1547 | Christoph von Loss acquires the manor. |
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| about 1600 | Establishment of a game reserve which was used until 1827. The residential building of the estate develops into a hunting lodge. |
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| 1659 | Graupa is documented to be the property of Baron von Friesen. |
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| probably 1666 | Construction of a new massive manor house with coat of arms, which was originally attached above the entrance door of the main house. |
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| 1755 | After the death of Baron von Friesen, the property passed into the hands of the Wettin elector family and became their private estate. Construction of the hunting lodge as a baroque facility incorporating parts of the previous building. |
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| 1800 | Fire at the hunting lodge and immediate reconstruction. In 1839 the capping turret was added to the building. |
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| 1831 | The hunting lodge is outsourced from the private property of the Saxon king and thus effectively becomes state property. Use of the facility as the official residence of the forester of the Pillnitz forest district. From 1839 the royal forester resided here. The agricultural activity in the adjoining estate is continued. |
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| 1875 | A part of the properties around the village square and the farm buildings, which were probably in the area of today's Tschaikowskiplatz, burn down completely. |
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| 1918 | After the Saxon king abdicated, the hunting lodge became the property of the Free State of Saxony. Use as a forest administration office. |
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| 1933 | The Association „Sächsischer Heimatschutz“ (Saxon Homeland Security) donates two swans for the castle pond as a reminiscence of Wagner's opera "Lohengrin". |
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| 1941/42 | In the castle park, the forest master creates a so-called "poplar mother garden" as a test and breeding facility, which is later declared to be the test farm of the Dresden State Forestry Office. |
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| 1963 | On the occasion of Richard Wagner's 150th birthday, a large festival concert takes place in the courtyard of the hunting lodge. |
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| from 1965 | The Jagdschloss serves as the municipal office and offers space for other public facilities such as the municipal library and the kindergarten. |
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| from 1982 | Renovation work on the hunting lodge. |
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| 2005 | Until the start of the first renovation work in 2006, the hunting lodge is used as the local authority. Until then, it was also a meeting place for the senior citizens' group of the Graupa/Bonnewitz People's Solidarity Society. |
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| At the beginning of 2006 | At the beginning of 2006, the city council decided to create the Richard Wagner sites in Pirna-Graupa, including the hunting lodge. |
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| 2009 | Start of the renovation work. |
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| 2009 - 2012 | Annual guided tours through the restored hunting lodge as part of the Open Monument Day. |
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| 2011/12 | The new concert hall is used for the first concerts and festive events. |
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| Februar - April 2012 | Preliminary special exhibition "My Trusty Swan". |
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| January 13, 2013 | Opening of the Jagdschloss (hunting lodge) with ist new Richard Wagner exhibition. |
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