Bramstedter Schloss

The Bramstedter Schloss consists of a gatehouse and stable building located at the Bleeck, the main square of Bad Bramstedt in Schleswig-Holstein.

Built around 1647, the structure served as a gatehouse for a noble estate owned by Danish King Christian IV, who gifted it to his companion Wiebke Kruse.

The interior of the gatehouse features Rococo decorations by Italian stucco artist C. D. Martini and contains preserved baroque staircases from its renovation period.

The building now functions as Bad Bramstedt's administrative center, hosting municipal services, wedding ceremonies, and cultural events throughout the year.

While the original castle no longer exists, the remaining gatehouse structure underwent transformation from a stable building into an elegant residence during the 18th century.

Location: Bad Bramstedt

Address: Bleeck 16

GPS coordinates: 53.91800,9.88172

Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:11