View of Marienburg Castle

Here you have a fantastic view of the castle when you cycle towards Hanover. It is worth a detour to see the historic walls and the inventory.

"Once upon a time there was a king who gave his married couple a castle with 160 rooms, 30-meter-high lookout towers, a chapel and stables." This is exactly how the story of Marienburg Castle begins.

If you drive from the south in the direction of Hanover, the castle sees you standing on a densely wooded mountain from afar. Today, the picturesque building in the Calenberger Land is a museum with sumptuous rooms and a magnificent library.

Visitors can visit the castle's interior during a one-hour guided tour or various theme tours. You can see historic furniture, paintings and art-historical rarities from the possession of the royal Guelph family.

Magnificent view of the Marienburg. The Marienburg Castle is a castle complex that King George V of Hanover had built between 1858 and 1869 as a summer residence, hunting lodge and later widow's residence. It was a gift to his wife, Queen Marie, for her 39th birthday on April 14, 1857. Wikipedia