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One of the landmarks of Bückeburg, you absolutely have to see

Bückeburg is a charming small town. Castle with park, town church, mausoleum, helicopter museum must be seen.

Wonderful old town! The museum and castle are truly worth seeing. Definitely recommended as a stopover on a longer tour.

The gate alone is a feast for the eyes. After that you can expect "a lot".

The gate is really something. Already something special.

The town hall, castle church, castle and park are the highlights in Bückeburg.

The castle had already been rebuilt several times, most recently in 1563 in the Renaissance style. Prince Ernst gave the palace a new look: he had the outer palace portal built with the flanking administration buildings, which form a semicircle with the main building. In addition, the chapel received an early baroque wooden decoration. https://www.hannover.de/culture-leisure/architecture-history/historical-buildings/Schloss-B%C3%BCckeburg

Schloss Bückeburg is a castle in Bückeburg and ancestral seat of the House of Schaumburg-Lippe, Otto's son Ernst von Holstein-Schaumburg, who ruled from 1601 to 1622 and was prince in 1619, made Bückeburg his residence in 1607. He granted her city rights, had new roads laid out, fortifications and buildings built; including the town church with the early baroque facade from 1615. On the market square he had the outer castle portal with a flanking administration building, the Princely Court Chamber, which still exists today, and the ballroom built. Ernst transformed the garden laid out under his father into a typical, quite representative Renaissance garden. In 1622 the great stables were the last to be built. The palace chapel received an early baroque wooden decoration and was completely painted in the Mannerist style. The filigree wooden decoration of the palace chapel was made by the two Hildesheim sculptors Ebbert the Younger and Jonas Wulff.