Is the Wolfsburg open to visitors?

No verified information confirms opening hours or visiting conditions, as the site remains privately owned.

How old is the Wolfsburg?

Its foundation likely predates the 15th century, though its current appearance results from a rebuilding in 1626.

Who owned the Wolfsburg over the centuries?

It passed through the von Metternich and Wolff von Bergheimerdorf families, then the von Waldbott-Bassenheim family, before being acquired in 1888 by Wilhelm Rech, whose descendants still own it.

Why is the site also called Broicher Hof?

This is an alternate name for the former moated castle, though the sources do not clarify its exact origin.

Wolfsburg

Bornheim

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Where: Bornheim

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Wolfsburg stands in Bornheim (Rhein-Sieg-Kreis), in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. No visits are on record for this building.

The Wolfsburg, also known as Broicher Hof, is a former moated castle located in the Roisdorf district of Bornheim. Its origins likely predate the 15th century, though the main building took its present form during a construction phase in 1626, recognizable by the curved gable typical of late Rhenish Renaissance style. The outer bailey was rebuilt in baroque style in 1721, and its gate tower dates from that period. The moats that once surrounded the whole complex have since vanished, leaving only faint traces in the terrain.

What to know

The Wolfsburg is located in the Roisdorf district of Bornheim, in the Rhein-Sieg-Kreis.
The estate has remained in the same family since it was acquired in 1888 by local official Wilhelm Rech.
No verified information is available regarding opening hours or visiting arrangements.
The brick-built complex, with its main courtyard and former outer bailey, can be viewed from outside the property.

Where this château is

Bornheim · Rhein-Sieg-Kreis · Nordrhein-Westfalen

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Address

53332 Bornheim

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Frequently asked

Is the Wolfsburg open to visitors?: No verified information confirms opening hours or visiting conditions, as the site remains privately owned.
How old is the Wolfsburg?: Its foundation likely predates the 15th century, though its current appearance results from a rebuilding in 1626.
Who owned the Wolfsburg over the centuries?: It passed through the von Metternich and Wolff von Bergheimerdorf families, then the von Waldbott-Bassenheim family, before being acquired in 1888 by Wilhelm Rech, whose descendants still own it.
Why is the site also called Broicher Hof?: This is an alternate name for the former moated castle, though the sources do not clarify its exact origin.