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Featuring the first Rocaille in Germany, Augustusburg Palace marks the cradle of Rococo in Germany. Elector and Archbishop Clemens August had his summer palace built between 1725 and 1768 on the ruins of a medieval moated castle – initially by the Westphalian master builder Johann Conrad Schlaun. Starting in 1728, the Walloon architect François de Cuvilliés the Elder designed Augustusburg Palace in its current form. However, Clemens August never saw his favorite residence completed, as it wasn't completed until seven years after his death.

AUGUSTUSBURG Castle and the neighboring Falkenlust hunting lodge - as well as the gardens connecting the two buildings (which have been brutally cut through since the construction of a bypass road) - quite rightly bear the title of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The castle park is free to enter (for example, it can be reached in a few minutes on foot from Brühl train station), but cycling is not permitted. The castle itself can be visited as part of guided tours or at concerts.

Augustusburg Castle and the neighboring, much smaller FALKENLUST hunting lodge - as well as the gardens connecting the two buildings (brutally cut through since the construction of a bypass) - rightly bear the title of UNESCO World Heritage Site. The palace park is freely accessible (e.g. a few minutes' walk from the Brühl train station), the hunting lodge itself has an entrance fee. What is particularly striking about the architecture is the flat roof, which is completely untypical for a palace building and is primarily used as a terrace: from there the electoral householder and his illustrious guests could pursue their hobby of hunting birds of prey ("Beiz" or "Beize " called).

AUGUSTUSBURG Palace and the neighboring hunting lodge Falkenlust - as well as the gardens connecting the two buildings (brutally cut through since the construction of a bypass) - rightly bear the title of UNESCO World Heritage Site. The palace park is freely accessible (e.g. a few minutes’ walk from Brühl train station), but the palace itself is not. It can be visited as part of guided tours or concerts.

Beautiful castle 🏰 with a fantastically beautiful castle park 👍

Wissem Castle, museum, gastronomy, park, deer park, many art statues made of different materials, and much more, there is everything to see here and forest, stream, pond, beautiful hiking trails, pure nature, recommended to look at everything

The portal is an information center and is located on the ground floor of the new building of Wissem Castle. The tourist office is also located here. The picture book museum is opposite in the moated castle.

Niederpleis Castle can still be found in the town of Sankt Augustin today, although it no longer has anything in common with the former walls. Because this disappeared completely in the 19th century. The old castle had a long history, as it was first mentioned in documents in 1071. The castle belonged to the Lords of Lüning for a long time. This was evidently from the beginning of the 14th to the middle of the 18th century. Several owners followed before the old castle was demolished by its then owner in the 1870s. Construction of the castle as it appears today began as early as 1874. Other owners followed. However, it has not seen a change of ownership since 1927. Niederpleis Castle is still privately owned today, and agricultural products are sold in a farm shop. Source: burgen-und-schloesser.net