Welf family mausoleum

The Welf family mausoleum is a burial monument within Berggarten and displays architectural styles typical of 19th century memorial structures. The building was constructed with carefully detailed elements that distinguish it as a significant architectural landmark.

Construction of the mausoleum began in 1847 when the family held considerable power across Europe. The building emerged during a period marked by major shifts in the political landscape of the continent.

The structure takes its name from the family who commissioned it and stands surrounded by botanical plantings that frame its presence. Visitors can sense the relationship between royal history and the garden setting that shapes how the place feels.

The building sits within the garden grounds and is visible from the pathways. Visitors should be aware that certain architectural features limit wheelchair access to the interior.

The mausoleum stands amid plants and flowers, creating a place where history and nature are woven together. This setting transforms the experience of viewing the monument into something beyond purely observing a historical artifact.

Location: Herrenhausen-Stöcken

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

GPS coordinates: 52.39530,9.69917

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:44