Herrenhaus Vietgest, Manor house in Lalendorf, Germany
Herrenhaus Vietgest is a two-story manor house near Lalendorf featuring neo-Gothic architecture. The building displays symmetrical windows, detailed cornices, and a central entrance portal flanked by columns.
Architect Johann Friedrich Busch designed this manor house between 1792 and 1794 for Johann Friedrich Boldt, who acquired the estate in 1786. Prince Georg Wilhelm zu Schaumburg-Lippe purchased it in 1841 and held ownership until its expropriation in 1945.
The manor house operates as a castle hotel and hosts cultural events and performances throughout the year. Visitors experience the space as a working venue where celebrations and gatherings take place regularly.
The manor house offers accommodation options and spaces for various events and celebrations. It is easily accessible from the nearby town of Lalendorf.
The estate was held by a noble family for generations and reflects through its architecture the connection between local history and Prussian aristocratic traditions. This relationship is visible in the building's fine details.
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