Burg Hudemühlen
Hudemühlen Castle
Hodenhagen
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- Hodenhagen
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Burg Hudemühlen stands in Hodenhagen (Heidekreis), in Lower Saxony, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.
Burg Hudemühlen is a vanished castle site in Hodenhagen, Lower Saxony. Built by the von Hodenberg family after their earlier seat was destroyed in 1289, it was transformed in the 16th century into a Renaissance Schloss before being demolished at an unrecorded date. Nothing of the structure remains above ground, only a low rectangular rise in the ground marks where it once stood.
What to know
- No standing structure remains, only a slight rectangular earthwork around 100 by 90 metres.
- The site lies in Hodenhagen, in the Heidekreis district, along the Meiße stream.
- There are no visiting hours or admission fees since there is no building left to visit.
- Knowledge of the former castle's appearance relies mainly on a 1654 engraving by Merian.
Where this château is
Hodenhagen · Heidekreis · Niedersachsen
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Address
Gutsweg 1, 29693 Hodenhagen
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- Heritage status
- Protection status unknown
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Frequently asked
- Can Burg Hudemühlen still be visited today?
- No building survives, only the former site can be identified as a slight earthwork.
- When did Burg Hudemühlen disappear?
- The exact date of its demolition is unknown, though it no longer appears on a map from 1817.
- Who founded Burg Hudemühlen?
- The von Hodenberg family, after their previous castle was destroyed in 1289.
- What did the building look like?
- A 1654 engraving by Merian shows a half-timbered Schloss with three main buildings and a round keep.
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