Jagdschloss Clemenswerth

The castle complex features a central two-story pavilion surrounded by eight smaller pavilions connected through eight lime tree avenues in a star pattern.

Between 1737 and 1747, architect Johann Conrad Schlaun constructed this residence for Clemens August of Bavaria, the Prince-Archbishop of Cologne.

The Emsland Museum at Clemenswerth Castle displays collections of Strasbourg faience, baroque hunting artifacts, and contemporary ceramics across multiple exhibition spaces.

The castle offers guided tours, educational programs, and hosts regular events including art markets, museum nights, and falconry demonstrations throughout the year.

This hunting lodge remains the only preserved star-shaped avenue complex in the world, with eight radiating paths leading to the central building.

Location: Sögel

Accessibility: Rollstuhlgerecht

Address: Schloss, Clemenswerth 2, 49751 Sögel 49751 49751

Phone: +495952932325

Website: https://clemenswerth.de

GPS coordinates: 52.83830,7.53721

Latest update: March 3, 2025 19:11