Holterhöfchen
Hilden
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Holterhöfchen stands in Hilden (Kreis Mettmann), in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.
The Holterhöfchen is a circular earthwork with ditches, the remains of an early medieval fortified farmstead, now set within a public park in Hilden. Visitors can make out traces of a double ditch and double rampart, along with the ruins of a stone wall, the only built structure still visible on site. It is best approached as a place for a historical walk rather than as a grand monument.
What to know
- The site lies in a freely accessible public green space, with no ticket or fixed opening hours.
- Only wall remnants and the outline of ditches and ramparts remain, this is not a reconstructed building.
- A visit is a short walk, as the ground is flat and easy to cover.
- Access is via the Gartenstraße, which branches off the Walder Straße near the hospital.
- No information is available regarding accessibility for visitors with reduced mobility or parking.
Where this château is
Hilden · Kreis Mettmann · Nordrhein-Westfalen
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Address
Gartenstraße, 40724 Hilden
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- Heritage status
- Protection status unknown
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Frequently asked
- What is the Holterhöfchen?
- It is a circular fortified earthwork dating from the 9th or 10th century, the remains of a fortified farmstead near Hilden.
- Can the Holterhöfchen be visited freely?
- Yes, the site is located in a public green space with free access.
- What can still be seen on site?
- Traces of the ditches and ramparts are visible, along with the remains of a stone wall, the only surviving built structure.
- How long does a visit to the Holterhöfchen take?
- A visit is just a short walk across flat ground, with no fixed duration.
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Sources
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