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Ahrensburg Castle Foundation

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Blauer Salon
Blücherzimmer
Gartensaal
Schloss Ahrensburg mit Krokussen
Stiftung Schloss Ahrensburg
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Adresse
Lübecker Straße 1
22926 Ahrensburg
Kontakt
Tel.: +49 4102/42510
E-Mail: info@schloss-ahrensburg.de
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Beschreibung
The castle of Ahrensburg with its four prominent corner towers and the mout was built around 1585 as a triple house in Renaissance style by order of Count Peter Rantzau. Until 1759 the Rantzau family lived here. Then, the Danish treasurer and later liege lord Heinrich Carl Schimmelmann bought the castle. He had some structural changes made which complied with the tastes of Rococo and Early Classicism.
The Schimmelmann family lived in the castle until 1932. Since 1955 it is open to the public.
Today Ahrensburg Castle is a unique testimony of noble culture in Schleswig-Holstein. It shows luxurious interiors with valuable panellings, parquet floors, stuccoed ceilings, exquisite furniture, paintings and Meissen china.
Tipps
Walk through the castle park, visit of the fun and leisure bath ‘badlantic’ nearby
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Motorway A 1 from the north, exit ‚Ahrensburg Nord’, continue in the direction of Bargteheide, then take the B 75 in the direction of Ahrensburg/Hamburg
Motorway A 1 from the south, exit Ahrensburg in the direction of the town center, continue on the federal road B 75 in the direction of Bargteheide/Lübeck
Coming by train you will reach the castle after a 15-minutes-walk from the station through the town centre.
Parking facilities at the castle and behind the stables
From the direction of Hamburg or Lübeck take the federal road B 75 until you reach the castle
bus routes 569 and 769 stop at the castle
Adults 7,- €, reduced charge 4,50,- €,
Children 4-14 years 3,50 €; family ticket 16,- €
Ahrensburg Castle was commissioned by Count Peter Rantzau in 1585 to be built in the Renaissance style as a triple house with four distinctive corner towers and a moat. Today, the castle’s splendid interior is a unique example of aristocratic culture in Schleswig-Holstein with precious wainscoting, parquet flooring, stucco ceilings, exquisite furniture, paintings, and Meissen porcelain.