Schloss Neuenhof, Medieval château in Eisenach, Germany.
Schloss Neuenhof is a castle situated on elevated terrain beside the Werra River and surrounded by a maintained park. The complex displays neo-Gothic architecture from the 19th century and spans a larger area with multiple buildings.
The property originated around 1405 and was later reshaped in neo-Gothic style during the 19th century. It experienced various phases of use until its original family returned after 1989 to undertake restoration work.
The castle grounds include a church and a park designed in the 19th century according to contemporary garden design principles. Visitors can observe how this park shapes the landscape around the castle and complements its historical setting.
The grounds are situated on elevated terrain and require some climbing to reach the main buildings. The park is accessible and offers various paths for walking around the castle.
During and after World War II, the castle served unusual purposes ranging from government functions to residential quarters. This varied history shows in different areas of the buildings where multiple generations of alterations are visible.
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