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Beautiful estate situated between lakes. Great descent from the forest.

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The oldest parts of Kletkamp Estate are known to be the oldest manor house in Schleswig-Holstein. It has been the ancestral seat of the Counts of Brockdorff since 1612, but an earlier building dates back to the 13th century. Today, the estate offers several vacation apartments. The view of the Kletkamp Lakes is also wonderful.

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Our new restaurant "Ole Liese" Pub cuisine meets gourmet delights The Ole Liese Wirtschaft and our gourmet restaurant 1797 are now merging into a unique culinary experience and new concept – under the new restaurant name "Ole Liese," you can look forward to a harmonious combination of two worlds: rustic hospitality and down-to-earth pub cuisine combined with the sophistication of fine gourmet cuisine. A retreat for all those who enjoy culinary delights. With this new focus, we offer you not only a modern interpretation of classic dishes and regional creations, but also exceptional Michelin-starred delicacies of the highest quality, created by our chef.

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Eutin Castle in Eutin, East Holstein, is the cultural center and nucleus of the town. Along with Gottorf Castle and Glücksburg Castle, it is one of the most important secular court buildings in Schleswig-Holstein. The four-winged complex originated from a medieval castle and was expanded into a royal residence over several centuries.

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Guided Tour of the Magnificent Chambers of Eutin Castle Stroll through the 850-year-old Eutin Castle and its magnificent chambers on a guided tour or on your own. The tour includes visits to the castle chapel, the original castle kitchen, and the former living quarters of the dukes. Today, the castle impresses visitors from all over the world as a museum and with special exhibitions. Large-scale ceiling paintings, precious wall coverings, original furniture, paintings, clocks, and furnishings such as three unusual ship models of Tsar Peter the Great can be admired. Prices: €8 per person | 0-6 years free | 7-12 years €2.00 | Families: 2 adults and children €16.00 | Public tour of the castle: €4 plus admission fee Reduced admission: Guests with an Ostholstein Museum ticket, schoolchildren aged 13 and over, trainees and students up to 28 years of age, severely disabled persons, welfare recipients, and the unemployed: €4.00 Photography permit: €1.50 for unlimited photographs in the castle exhibition, without flash, tripod, or similar, and for private use only.

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Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of ducal Rococo and follow in the footsteps of the emperor's sons on one of our tours of the Prince's House in Plön. During our tours, you'll be able to explore the historic Rococo rooms and a small exhibition on the history of today's Prince's House, featuring a model of the ducal pleasure garden and many memorabilia from the emperor's sons' Plön school days. Tours are only possible with a guided tour, so you can move around the beautiful rooms without disturbing barriers. Public Tours Duration: approx. 45 minutes Meeting Point: Veranda at the lakeside entrance to the Prince's House Easter Sunday 3:00 p.m. May 1 to September 30: Wednesday 3:00 p.m. Sunday 3:00 p.m. October 1 to April 30: Sunday 3:00 p.m.

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The Prince's House in Plön is one of the most perfectly formed and important rococo buildings in Schleswig Holstein

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The core of today's Prince's House was built around 1750 according to plans by court architect Johann Gottfried Rosenberg as a private garden palace for the Duke of Plön, Friedrich Carl. After the end of the Plön ducal period, the family of the royal Danish forestry official Andreas Gottlieb von Rosen moved into the house in 1782 and made it the social center of the town for almost 100 years. Around 1900, the Rococo palace, which had been specially expanded to include two neo-Baroque side wings, served as a prince's school for the six sons of Kaiser Wilhelm II. Over the course of the 20th century, the Prince's House belonged to various educational institutions, most recently as the girls' dormitory of the Plön Castle State Boarding School. Since 2000, the German Foundation for Monument Protection has owned the Prince's House and the palace gardens.

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