Haus Loburg

Haus Loburg is a manor house in Coesfeld featuring symmetrical facades, large windows, and ornate rooflines from the mid-16th century. The structure displays typical Renaissance characteristics and stands within a landscape setting protected for conservation purposes.

Construction of the manor began in 1550, establishing it as a significant residential structure in North Rhine-Westphalia during the Renaissance. The building was maintained and adapted over the centuries to meet the changing needs of its occupants.

The manor served as a residence for wealthy families, and this purpose still shapes how people understand and experience the place today. Visitors can see in the design and layout how daily life unfolded within such a household across different periods.

The house is located in an area crisscrossed by cycling routes, making it accessible for visitors who want to explore the region on two wheels. Accessibility is good since the manor sits in an open landscape area regularly visited by cyclists of different ability levels.

The manor stands within the protected Naturpark Hohe Mark - Westmünsterland, where historical architecture and nature conservation coexist. This setting brings together heritage preservation and landscape protection in a single location.