>> Travel: Come With Me To A Castle In East Germany!

The Wilhelmsburg Castle in Thuringia, Germany

Some brand new travel content for you! Surprisingly enough, I ended up at a castle again yesterday. Once I was there, I thought why not share the experience with you my dear readers, since you seem to be really interested in Germany. The name of this historical building/museum is Schloss Wilhelmsburg. It was built in 1584, is located in the federal state of Thuringia and is equipped with a very well taken-care-of baroque-style garden.

 Table with painting under glass

 Baroque style garden

Maurice of Hesse-Kassel, his wife Juliane of Nassau-Dillenburg and their 14 children. You could say they liked each other very much.
 
The Wilhelmsburg Castle, as it is called in english, was a secondary residence of the Landgraves of Hesse. A church is part of the building. It contains a Renaissance organ which is one of the oldest instruments of its kind, still functioning in middle Europe. The exhibition that is currently on display, is highlighting the work and achievements of reformer Martin Luther. Feel free to visit this place as well, if you are in the area.

The decoration around the door frames is not antique

A collection of silver coins from the 17th century

Popular posts from this blog

>> It Is Called Data Science. Check Out The Documentary 'The Great Hack' On Netflix!📱🗳️💁

>> 25.2.2023 Berlin, Germany: Stand Up For Peace - Because Opening Channels For Communication Is Better Than Escalation 🕊️

>> Introducing: Bernd Das Brot - Germany's Most Grumpy Yet Most Beloved Mascot!