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Clemenswerth Palace

Clemenswerth Palace, Baroque hunting lodge in Sögel, Germany.

Clemenswerth is a hunting lodge with a central pavilion from which eight smaller buildings radiate outward in a star pattern. The complex is connected by straight pathways and landscaped gardens that reflect Baroque design principles.

The palace was built between 1736 and 1747 following designs by Johann Conrad Schlaun for Clemens August, who ruled as prince-bishop of Münster. The complex was created during an era when such grand hunting lodges were fashionable among the aristocracy.

The museum displays collections of hunting equipment and porcelain from the 18th century, reflecting how important hunting was to the ruling class and how they spent leisure time with guests.

The grounds are best explored through guided tours, allowing you to see the central pavilion and surrounding buildings up close. Wearing comfortable shoes is recommended, as you will walk across the entire property.

This is the only surviving 18th-century hunting lodge complex with this distinctive star layout and eight guest pavilions. The symmetrical arrangement of buildings created a special setting for official hunting expeditions of that era's rulers.

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Founders
Clemens August of Bavaria
Architects
Johann Conrad Schlaun
Elevation above the sea
43 m
Address
Clemenswerth, 49751 Sögel
GPS coordinates
52.83830,7.53719
Latest update
December 7, 2025 19:26
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