Düsselburg

The stone foundations and remaining walls of Düsselburg stretch across a strategic position, showcasing medieval construction techniques and defensive architecture.

Archaeological excavations at Düsselburg have revealed artifacts and structural elements dating back to the feudal period of German territorial governance.

This monument embodies the evolution of German defensive architecture, representing a period when castles transformed from military strongholds into noble residences.

The archaeological site remains open for research purposes, while guided tours require advance arrangements through the Lower Saxony Heritage Department.

Researchers have documented specific construction methods at Düsselburg that differ from other medieval castles in northern Germany.

Location: Lower Saxony

GPS coordinates: 52.48520,9.18290

Latest update: March 7, 2025 01:17