Gutshaus Klein Strömkendorf, Manor house in Am Salzhaff, Germany
The Gutshaus Klein Strömkendorf is a two-story plastered brick building standing between the Baltic Sea and the city of Wismar. The property includes dining facilities and has operated as a hotel accommodation.
The foundation stone for the current manor was laid in 1841 by Ernst Staunau, with construction finished in 1850 featuring Neo-Gothic architectural elements. The building has undergone several renovations and modernizations since then.
The manor serves as a space where classical architecture meets contemporary music performances. Visitors can experience saxophone concerts by Marita Gronau, who brings modern soundscapes to this historic setting.
The property sits approximately one kilometer from the Baltic Sea coast and is easily accessible from Wismar. Visitors should be aware that ongoing renovation work occurs at the building, so it is wise to confirm opening hours before visiting.
The basement of the manor houses the Mammut-Bar, a hidden venue that creates an unexpected contrast with the formal architecture above. The owner Thomas Petsch also maintains a collection of rare motorcycles reflecting regional industrial heritage.
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