Schloss Mellenthin, Renaissance manor house in Mellenthin, Germany.
Schloss Mellenthin is a Renaissance manor house in Mellenthin built on an artificial island surrounded by a water-filled moat. The structure features red brick construction with a facade marked by a central projection and two side projections.
The castle was built between 1575 and 1580 for Rüdiger von Nienkerken, an advisor to Duke Ernst Ludwig. Ownership later passed through Swedish and Prussian noble families across the centuries.
The building reflects local brick construction traditions with ornate interior spaces that draw visitors through its rooms today.
The castle operates as a hotel and restaurant, allowing visitors to stay overnight and dine within its historic walls. The rooms retain their historical features while offering modern amenities.
The castle was built on an artificial island specifically created for this purpose. This unusual placement with the surrounding water creates a distinctive presence in the flat landscape.
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