Gut Wotersen, Baroque estate in Roseburg, Germany.
Gut Wotersen is a Baroque manor house in Roseburg featuring symmetrical architecture, detailed stone carvings, large windows, and an ornamental main entrance. The estate includes agricultural buildings and continues to operate as an active farm today.
The estate was managed by the Bernstorff family for three centuries until they left in 1996. The family held prominent positions in both Hanover and the Kingdom of Denmark during their tenure.
The manor house today serves as a venue for concerts and exhibitions during the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival. Its historical spaces bring together architecture and contemporary artistic performances.
The estate is accessible to visitors through guided tours and events, offering a good view of the historical interiors. The best time to visit is during the festival season or special events, when the manor house is most active.
The estate was transformed from a French formal garden into an English landscape park design during the mid-19th century. This change is still visible today in the spacious grounds surrounding the manor house.
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