Haus Bamenohl

The six-floor stone castle stands at an elevation of 242 meters, featuring thick walls, cellar vaults, and multiple architectural elements from different periods.

The castle's first documented mention dates to March 1324, when the von Hundem genannt Pepersack family controlled the property before passing it to von Heygen through marriage.

The castle's architecture reflects the evolution of German noble residences, incorporating elements from various periods including a chapel established in 1362.

Visitors need to arrange appointments in advance to access the castle grounds, which include the main building, courtyard, garden, and three adjacent structures.

The castle structure divides into an east wing built in 1647 during the Thirty Years War and contains historical inscriptions referencing this significant conflict.

Location: Finnentrop

Inception: 14 century

Floors above the ground: 6

Elevation above the sea: 242 m

Made from material: Terméskő

Address: Bamenohler Straße 19 57413 57413

Website: https://haus-bamenohl.de

GPS coordinates: 51.16167,7.98722

Latest update: March 5, 2025 14:36