Villa Lilienberg, Heritage villa in Ermatingen, Switzerland.
Villa Lilienberg is a house with late classical architectural elements located in Ermatingen, Thurgau, set in a quiet rural area. The building displays typical features of early 19th century design and serves as an events and meeting venue.
The house was built around 1840 by Prussian Baroness Caroline von Waldau and passed to Baroness Betty von Fingerlin in 1848. It changed hands several times over the following decades until becoming a business education center.
The villa was once a gathering place where artists and musicians met and shared their work. Today it serves as a center for business meetings and networking.
The property is situated in a rural area outside the town center, so arriving by car is advisable or checking accessibility information in advance. As an events venue, it is best experienced by attending an organized activity or scheduled gathering.
During the 1930s the house welcomed distinguished visitors including conductor Wilhelm Furtwängler and composer Othmar Schoeck. These musical moments connected the spaces with creativity and artistic exchange at the highest level.
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