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Minden-Lübbecke 지역의 Preußisch Oldendorf의 Lashorst 지역에 있는 아름다운 물의 성. 15세기. 아쉽게도 방문할 수는 없습니다.

Rahden Castle ruins, once a moated castle with a mighty moat, look back on over 570 years of history, and their remaining walls hint at the former grandeur of the complex. Here you can discover parts of the former castle as well as the well-preserved coat of arms of the von dem Bussche family, who played a significant role in the late 14th century. Nestled in the charming landscape of the Minden-Lübbecke district, the historic ruins invite you to a fascinating break amidst nature and the past.

with the museum village on the grounds, it's a beautiful sight. Many events, such as medieval life and much more, are held here.

A very well-maintained, privately owned palace complex. Hüffe Palace in Lashorst (built from 1775 to 1784) is the only building in the late Baroque Neoclassical style for miles around. Further information: https://www.baukunst-nrw.de/objekte/Schloss-Hueffe--1282.htm

Originally built as a moated castle, it is one of the oldest remains of medieval architecture in the region and boasts a rich history dating back more than 570 years. Once an imposing structure, several remnants still bear witness to the former grandeur of this castle complex.

Beautiful, very well preserved castle with agricultural estate next door.

A moated castle with a rich history The Ellerburg was first mentioned in documents in 1272. In 1475 it was mentioned as a knight's seat of the noble von Münch family. The current buildings date from 1795, and the castle has been owned by the von der Horst family since 1825. The name "Ellerburg" is derived from the alder trees ("Ellern") that are typical of the landscape.