Stolpe Castle, Manor house in Stolpe auf Usedom, Germany.
Stolpe Castle is a manor house in Stolpe auf Usedom featuring two symmetrical wings connected by a central section. The building stands amid carefully maintained gardens and century-old trees that give the estate its character.
The manor house was built between 1575 and 1590 by Otto von Schwerin as a Renaissance structure. About 300 years later, Friedrich von Schwerin fundamentally redesigned it in Baroque style.
The castle serves as a venue for exhibitions, concerts, and cultural events that draw people from the region together. It functions as a living gathering place for the local community and contributes to the cultural life of the area.
The castle is open daily from April to October with guided tours available in German and English. Those wishing to visit during winter months should make advance arrangements.
Inside the castle sits a Michelin-starred restaurant that combines regional ingredients with modern cooking techniques. Visitors can experience history and fine dining in the same location.
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