Jagdschloss Baum, Hunting lodge in Bückeburg, Germany
Jagdschloss Baum is a rectangular stone building featuring classical architectural elements, set within an English landscape garden and pond. The property includes multiple structures with dining and gathering spaces, kitchen facilities, and accommodations for guests.
Count Wilhelm of Schaumburg-Lippe commissioned the building in 1760, reusing the foundation of an earlier structure. This construction reflected the princely architectural ambitions of the period.
The lodge hosts intimate concerts featuring local musicians throughout the year, preserving its role as a space for artistic gatherings. Visitors can experience performances that take advantage of the venue's small, personal setting.
Visits work best when events are scheduled, as the property is otherwise used privately for accommodations and gatherings. Check in advance for concert dates and availability before planning your visit.
The name comes from a historic toll barrier at the border of the small principality, where customs duties were collected in the 18th century. This customs post shaped the site and its name for generations.
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