Schloss Bisperode

Schloss Bisperode presents a late Baroque three-wing structure surrounded by a rectangular moat, featuring two-story wings and quadratic pavilions with curved pyramid roofs.

The castle emerged in historical records in 1491 with Otto von Werder, endured destructions during the Thirty Years' War, and underwent reconstruction from 1694 to 1700.

The stone bridge entrance leads to a central portal adorned with columns and displays the builder's coat of arms in the segment gable.

The castle grounds and surrounding park remain accessible to visitors, with the estate currently managed by descendants of farmer August Voß since 1901.

The utility facilities from 1694 maintain an architectural connection through their smooth block structure, forming a cohesive design with the main castle building.

Location: Coppenbrügge

GPS coordinates: 52.08680,9.50156

Latest update: March 9, 2025 14:13