ダーメ/マークの洞窟・トップ10

Here the owner has put a lot of time and effort into the decoration

what a crazy house

At the end of a dead end street you will find this old castle ruin from the Middle Ages. According to the information board, this castle was expanded into a palace in the 19th century and then dismantled after 1945 to serve as a material storage facility. Tragic and a shame, but at least there is still a little bit left to look at. The detour is worth it.

Lilliput Castle "... nothing stays as it is, nothing is finished in any way. Pure creation, anew every day. A growing organism, not a soulless, aggressive block." There are no works of art to admire in this house, because the house itself is a work of art, as crazy and eccentric as its name. Inspired by the architecture of the visionary Friedensreich Hundertwasser, the owner Steffen Modrach designed (and still designs!) his property into a colorful fantasy world. The facades of the house and yard consist of millions of colorful individual parts, of objects such as cups, buttons and garbage. Again and again you discover new intelligent and humorous details, hands that protrude from the wall or bizarre figures that follow you with their eyes. The large, artistically designed garden is also extremely worth seeing. The owner of the castle is happy to guide visitors through his inspiring realm after making an appointment by telephone.

In the traditional, listed castle, working stays for artists and scientists from home and abroad are supported with scholarships. Public events, readings, concerts, colloquia and exhibitions in Wiepersdorf Castle are an invitation to the audience to engage in exciting dialogue about current questions about art, music, literature and humanities.

As a local, I recommend two small alternative route changes. 1. In Schönewalde west of the church through the small "park" to avoid the streets 2. In Ahldorf it is essential to hike through the castle park (coming from Schönewalde, turn right at the church) with the whispering bench, Simenscrypt and tea house, the visit alone is worth a stop! And very important, use the space in front of the castle ruins for a small picnic! Have fun

Beautiful baroque palace from 1754. Said to "[...] have preserved its baroque form almost completely to this day". Weddings, events and conferences can be booked online (https://www.schloss-stuelpe.de/) Otherwise just a nice castle.

small parking lot available, you can even do this small circular hiking trail, like we did here, very idyllic