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The chocolate view from Eck!

Prince Heinrich of Prussia bought the Hemmelmark estate in 1894 as a country estate near his place of employment in Kiel. In 1903/04 he had the current mansion built in the style of English country houses by court architect Ernst von Ihne. The previous building from the early 18th century was demolished. Prince Heinrich, head of the Baltic Sea Naval Station from 1903, lived here until his death in 1929. A Byzantine-style chapel modeled on the mausoleum of Empress Galla Placidia in Ravenna was built as a burial place. It lies on the Feldmark between Hohenstein and Hemmelmark, right next to the Hemmelmark dolmen. The brothers Rudolf and Otto Linnemann created the 23 stained glass windows of the burial chapel. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gut_Hemmelmark

Hidden in a group of oaks, you can catch a vague glimpse through the windows, a tombstone on the back.

Tip: You can walk around the moated castle, the path is not private.

The Alte Räucherei is a nice location for coffee and a barbecue. You should ask in advance about the opening times for visiting the manor house and for barbecuing. About the Ludwigsburg estate see: https://www.gut-ludwigsburg.de/gl/

beautiful view

It used to be called Gut Kohövede (cow farm). Today's mansion is imposing built on the foundations of a moated castle. It was built from 1729 for Ludwig von Dehn, who gave the estate its name. For a long time it was one of the largest estates in the state and it is still one of the most important creations of the Baroque period in Schleswig-Holstein. Particularly worth seeing are the "Colorful Chamber" with its splendid room decorations made up of 145 emblems and the impressive gatehouse from the 16th century. Diverse cultural events take place regularly at Gut Ludwigsburg. The annual Christmas market is particularly popular.