바트 넨도르프 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

작은 성은 오늘날 레스토랑입니다. 성으로서, 또는 창립자인 빌헬름 1세의 여름 별장으로서 단 하루만 사용되었습니다. 그 후, 영주는 프랑스인들을 피해 도망쳐야 했습니다. 1808년부터 제롬 보나파르트는 이곳에 자리 잡고 류마티스 질환의 개인적인 치료만을 위해 바트넨도르프에 머드 목욕을 도입했습니다.

갈렌스베르크 가장자리에서는 데이스터, 귄텔, 뷔케베르크의 세 산맥을 볼 수 있습니다. 특히 로덴베르크 지역이 이곳에서 매우 아름답게 보입니다.

2026년 LaGa를 기념하여 이곳의 Bubikopfallee가 고속도로 아래 터널까지 연장되었습니다.

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The Elector's Summer Residence With the creation of the spa park in 1787, Bad Nenndorf became a popular destination for day trips. Landgrave William IX of Hesse-Kassel recognized this potential. Just a few years after the town's development, he commissioned the construction of the Landgrave's House. It was intended to serve as his summer residence. The presence of the future Elector also attracted other prominent guests, giving the town an additional boost. Among the most famous guests, some of whom also stayed at the Landgrave's House, were renowned writers such as Goethe, Schiller, and Herder. However, the Elector was not able to enjoy the Landgrave's House for long. It was not fully completed until 1806. Only a year later, French troops marched into the town and occupied the small palace. Jérôme Bonaparte, the new King of Westphalia, became its new resident. He also introduced mud baths to the town, a spa treatment that is now widely recognized. In 1934, a fire completely destroyed the building. Fortunately, the original building plans from 1791 were still available, allowing the Landgrave's House to be reconstructed almost exactly as it had been. Since then, as before the fire, the building has once again been used as a coffee house. It is also open to the public during set opening hours. Source: https://burgenundschloesser.de/niedersachsen/landgrafenhaus/geschichte.html

It stands in one of the most beautiful spots in Bad Nenndorf's spa park: the small castle – built in 1806 in the Neoclassical style. Initially, the building served as the summer residence of Landgrave Wilhelm I, the future Elector. However, just two years later, King Jérôme moved in. Napoleon's brother subsequently held many lively celebrations here – earning him the nickname "King Merry." From 1866 onward, the rooms served as lodgings for prominent spa guests. In 1891, the facade was given a triangular gable, and the romantic attic rooms disappeared. In the following years, several reading and writing rooms, a library, and a small museum were created on the ground floor. Today, the small castle can be described as a "house for special occasions": Couples can exchange vows in style in the specially furnished wedding room – and then celebrate extensively on-site. The building not only houses a café but also festive rooms that can be rented exclusively. And those who wish can spend truly special nights in the two double rooms or the suite on the upper floor – for example, after readings or classical concerts that regularly take place in the garden hall. Outside the small castle, by the way, stand two old stone bathtubs. They are relics from the 18th century – the time when bathing began in Nenndorf. Allegedly, there were once six such tubs. The whereabouts of the other four, however, remain unknown. Source: https://deister-erleben.de/schloesschen-im-kurpark/