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| Marienburg Castle | ||
| federal state | Lower Saxony | |
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| Residents | unknown | |
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| height | 141 m | |
| Tourist info | 49 50 69 34 80 00 http://www.schloss-marienburg.de/ | |
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Marienburg Castle is a Welfenschloss in the municipality Pattensen South from Hanover.
background
Marienburg Castle is a castle complex on the Marienberg south of Hanover and west of Hildesheim. The lock left King George V of Hanover as a birthday present for his wife Marie built between 1857 and 1867. The queen only lived there for one year, from 1866 to 1867, because she then followed her husband into exile in Austria. As the queen's possession, the castle did not later fall to Prussia, but remained in the possession of the Welfenhaus, which still owns the castle to this day.
That was still part of the castle House of Calenberg in Schulenburg and the train station in Nordstemmen.
getting there
By plane
From Hanover Airport
(IATA: HAJ) a few times a year there is the possibility to travel to the castle by helicopter. More about this on the Marienburg website.
By train
The station Nordstemmen was originally built as a royal train station especially for the journey of the queen to her castle. Today there are hourly connections with the metronome on the route Hanover-Goettingen, the NordWestBahn on the route Hildesheim-Hamelin and the DB on the line Taught-Hildesheim-Nordstemmen.
By bus
From March to November the Schloss-Marienburg-Express to Castle.
The 310 bus also stops Eldagsen-Schulenburg-Pattensen at the Marienburg. (It is possible that the bus only stops down at Marienberg and then a walk is pending, exact information is currently not available.)
In the street
The A7 on departure Hildesheim and leave the B1 direction Hamelin drive. At Heyersum turn direction Nordstemmen. The castle is then signposted and can also be seen from afar.
By boat
The leash is a territory for Water hikers. If you can find a suitable storage space for your boat (currently no information available, possibly at the road bridge), you can walk up to the castle from the leash that runs directly below the Marienberg.
By bicycle
The Leine-Heide cycle path leads past the foot of the Marienberg.
On foot
mobility
Tourist Attractions
kitchen
The castle restaurant in the old horse stables is open on Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
accommodation
Practical advice
Marienburg Castle, 30982 Pattensen. Tel.: 49 (0) 5069 348 00 0, Fax: 49 (0) 5069 348 00 9, Email: [email protected].
