Rittergut Voldagsen, Estate in Coppenbrügge, Germany
Rittergut Voldagsen is an estate with a Neo-Renaissance castle, agricultural buildings, and landscaped gardens in Lower Saxony. The grounds spread across multiple areas with various structures that together form a unified complex.
The estate was first documented in 1350 as property of the Counts of Spiegelberg. The Münchhausen family later owned it for over two centuries before a change of ownership in 1878.
The estate serves today as an event venue, connecting modern celebrations with centuries of German architectural heritage. Visitors can explore the historical rooms and gardens that show how wealthy families once lived.
The estate is located at Voldagsen 6 with direct access from the B1 federal highway. Multiple indoor and outdoor spaces are available for events and gatherings.
The grounds feature a multi-faceted sundial from around 1700. This connects to the legacy of Baron Münchhausen, who was the great-grandson of a former owner.
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