Deutschordensschloss Mülheim/Möhne

The three-story commander building features a thirteen-axis main facade with a double staircase and encompasses a large courtyard surrounded by moats.

Originally established around 800 as Count Lörmund's castle, the site transformed into a Teutonic Order commandery in 1266 through Hermann von Mülheim's donation.

The commandery grew in influence during the 16th century when its commanders simultaneously held leadership positions within the regional Teutonic Order administration.

The exterior of the complex remains visible from the street throughout the year, while the church constructed in 1707 functions as an active parish.

After fires in 1593 and 1641, the current structure emerged through multiple reconstructions, with the main building dating from 1682.

Location: Warstein

GPS coordinates: 51.49020,8.27910

Latest update: March 7, 2025 18:55