Can Haus Benninghofen still be visited today?

No, the estate no longer exists, its last remaining structure, a gatehouse, was torn down in 1960.

Where was Haus Benninghofen located?

In what is now the Benninghofen district of Dortmund, in North Rhine-Westphalia.

How far back does this site's history go?

It is first documented in 1268.

Who owned Haus Benninghofen?

The estate passed through several noble families over the centuries, including the von Ryne family and, from 1536, the Vittinghoff family known as Schell.

Haus Benninghofen

Dortmund

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Where: Dortmund

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Haus Benninghofen stands in Dortmund (Dortmund), in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. No visits are on record for this building.

Haus Benninghofen was a former manorial estate located in what is now the Benninghofen district of Dortmund. First documented in 1268, it was one of seven noble estates belonging to the parish of Wellinghofen. Nothing of the original complex remains standing today, as the last surviving structure, a gatehouse, was demolished in 1960.

What to know

The site no longer exists, there is no building left to visit.
The last remaining structure, a gatehouse, was demolished in 1960.
The location corresponds to today's Benninghofen district in Dortmund.
No visiting information, opening hours or access details apply, since nothing remains on site.

Where this château is

Dortmund · Dortmund · Nordrhein-Westfalen

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Address

Hörde, Dortmund

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Frequently asked

Can Haus Benninghofen still be visited today?: No, the estate no longer exists, its last remaining structure, a gatehouse, was torn down in 1960.
Where was Haus Benninghofen located?: In what is now the Benninghofen district of Dortmund, in North Rhine-Westphalia.
How far back does this site's history go?: It is first documented in 1268.
Who owned Haus Benninghofen?: The estate passed through several noble families over the centuries, including the von Ryne family and, from 1536, the Vittinghoff family known as Schell.