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Gut Lohe, Bakum

Gut Lohe

Bakum

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Where
Bakum

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Gut Lohe stands in Bakum (Landkreis Vechta), in Lower Saxony, Germany. No visits are on record for this building.

Gut Lohe refers to the site of a former moated manor near the municipality of Bakum, in the Landkreis Vechta, in Lower Saxony, Germany. Built after 1375 by the lords von Schagen to replace the destroyed Lohburg nearby, this water castle passed through several owners and rebuildings before its main house was sold for demolition in 1828. The grounds once formed a trapezoidal enclosure defended by a wide water moat, with the wider estate protected by a double moat. Today it survives mainly as a place of historical interest rather than a standing building open for visits.

What to know

  • The main house no longer exists, having been sold for demolition in 1828, leaving only the site and traces of its moats.
  • No verified information is available regarding opening hours, fees, or access conditions.
  • The site lies close to the municipality of Bakum, in the Landkreis Vechta, Lower Saxony.
  • Interest in the location is mainly historical and archaeological, tied to the former medieval moated castle and its 14-metre-wide moat.

Where this château is

Bakum · Landkreis Vechta · Niedersachsen

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Address

49456 Bakum

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Heritage status
Protection status unknown

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Frequently asked

Can Gut Lohe still be visited today?
The original building disappeared in 1828; only the site and traces of the old moats remain.
When was Gut Lohe built?
The moated castle was built after 1375 by the lords von Schagen to replace the destroyed Lohburg.
Where is Gut Lohe located?
It lies near Bakum, in the Landkreis Vechta, in Lower Saxony.
Why did the site disappear?
The estate changed owners several times before its main house was sold for demolition in 1828.

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Sources

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Within an hour’s drive

The most visited in this department — Landkreis Vechta