Duke manor, Renaissance château in Wismar, Germany
Duke Manor is a château built in the Johann Albrecht style located in Wismar, a port town on the Lübeck Bay. The facade displays elaborate terracotta decorations, detailed window frames, and intricate architectural details throughout its structure.
The building was constructed between 1552 and 1555, embodying the Johann Albrecht architectural style during Wismar's period of growth. It was built when the city was expanding its economic and political importance in the region.
The building displays North German brick architecture and currently houses the district court, blending historical heritage with present-day function. This combination of past and present use shapes how the place appears to visitors today.
The exterior can be viewed year-round, though the interior remains closed due to its use as the district court. The best views of the facade and its details are available from street level.
The terracotta decorations feature multiple medallions depicting rulers of Mecklenburg arranged like a historical portrait gallery across the walls. These visual representations tell the story of the leaders who governed during the city's prosperous years.
Location: Wismar
Architectural style: Johann Albrecht style
GPS coordinates: 53.89070,11.46140
Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:01
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