The so-called Oesterholz hunting lodge was built by Count Simon VI of Lippe in 1598 to replace a medieval farmstead. All that remains of the original Renaissance building complex today is the former count's residence. Modern buildings have been added to it and it now serves as a district retirement home. An expression of the Baroque need for representation is the Fürstenallee to the east, which was laid out around 1720.
Good to know
Openings
Permanently closed
The former hunting lodge can only be visited from the outside.
General information
Parking Available
Bus stop available
Payment methods
no entrance possible
Directions & Parking facilities
There is a parking lot in front of the former hunting lodge. There is also a bus stop in the immediate vicinity.
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