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First built (1717–1830). The castle was demolished in 1960. Reconstruction from 2005 to 2007 by the Hamburg-based major investor ECE Projektmanagement. Ostensibly a castle, but inside a department store.

Beautiful castle near water

A beautiful castle, from time to time wedding shoots are held here

The two equestrian statues stood on Kurt-Schumacher-Straße for many years and were moved back to their original location by crane after construction was completed.

The two equestrian statues stood on Kurt-Schumacher-Straße for many years and were moved back to their original location by crane after construction was completed.

Beautiful view from the castle over the Spielmannsteich pond

The largest Quadriga with a female charioteer in Europe towers above the rebuilt residential palace. It is therefore even larger than the Berlin Quadriga on the Brandenburg Gate.

Richmond Castle (Click to enlarge) Richmond Castle © Braunschweig Stadtmarketing GmbH/Daniel Möller In the south of Braunschweig there is a historical gem on Wolfenbütteler Straße: the Richmond Palace complex, the former refuge of Duchess Augusta (1737/1780-1813). The charming group of buildings consisting of a pleasure palace and outbuildings is surrounded by an English landscape park, much of which has been restored in recent years. The view extends over ponds, winding paths and along groups of trees to a small temple in the distance. A visit is particularly worthwhile in May when the large rhododendrons are blooming. Source: City of Braunschweig