Rittergut Remeringhausen, Manor estate in Stadthagen, Germany.
Rittergut Remeringhausen is a manor estate in Stadthagen comprising two historic main buildings from different periods. A Renaissance wing from 1599 stands alongside a Baroque mansion from 1701, with both structures connected by a bridge dating to 1750.
In the late 1500s, Ludolph von Münchhausen acquired the property and transformed it from a serf farm into a noble estate. He also established a notable library that preserved the family's knowledge across generations.
The estate maintains its agricultural traditions while hosting selected events throughout the year, including the Parkfestival Romantic Garden and Scheunenfest celebrations.
The property remains privately owned by descendants of the von Münchhausen family and visits require prior appointment. Visitors should contact the owners in advance to arrange a suitable time for access.
The site where the estate now stands may have served as a strategic observation point during Roman times. This elevated position would have allowed watchers to monitor important troop movements from above.
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