Slevogthof

The manor features an octagonal tower at Neukastel, with multiple wings containing living quarters, a music room, and a library inside the structure.

Originally built as a Meierhof of Reichsburg Neukastel in the 12th century, the structure underwent reconstruction in the early 19th century after destruction in 1689.

Painter Max Slevogt decorated the music room with murals from operas including Die Zauberflote and painted literary scenes on the library ceiling in 1929.

Groups of 15 or more visitors can arrange guided tours of Slevogthof through ARCHImedes Bauträger GmbH to explore the historical rooms and architecture.

The estate contains a family cemetery in the adjacent woods where Max Slevogt and his wife Nini rest together following their deaths in 1932.

Location: Leinsweiler

GPS coordinates: 49.18680,8.01780

Latest update: March 6, 2025 13:14