Burg Flamersheim, Medieval castle in Euskirchen, Germany.
Burg Flamersheim is a castle complex in Euskirchen featuring a rectangular stone structure with two floors and a mansard roof. The building is surrounded by extensive moats and ponds that define its outer appearance.
The castle was first documented in 1358 as a knight's residence serving a local noble family. In 1776 it underwent fundamental transformation into a Baroque two-towered complex.
The interior rooms display late Baroque design with valuable wood paneling from the 18th century, decorated with elaborate stucco ornaments. This craftsmanship shapes the rooms today and reflects the artistic period of its creation.
The grounds house a restaurant called Bembergs Häuschen serving French cuisine. Visitors should check opening times and access conditions before planning a visit to the property.
The Bemberg family acquired the property in 1861 and added Victorian elements while keeping its Baroque features visible. This layering shows how the tastes of its residents changed over the decades.
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