
Werthschenhof
A Hunting Lodge from the Late 15th Century
Did you know?
Count Vincenz of Moers commissioned Werthschenhof in 1487.
Quick Facts
- Website
- werthschenhof.de
Guided Story
Right in front of you is Werthschenhof, a captivating piece of history. Built in 1487 by Count Vincenz of Moers as a hunting lodge, this site offers a window into the architectural finesse of the past. Imagine this place as part of a vast hunting ground, with its grandeur still whispering through the remnants. Just behind you, about 235 meters northwest, is the Heimat- und Schulmuseum "Lehrerhaus", another glimpse into regional history. To the west, around 352 meters away, lies the serene nature reserve Rheinaue Friemersheim, perfect for enjoying the natural surroundings. Such places are rare treasures that weave together stories of nature and history.
Location
Nearby

Naturschutzgebiet Rheinaue Friemersheim

Heimat- und Schulmuseum "Lehrerhaus"

Kruppsee

ehem. Nühlenhof mit Backhaus

Haus Angerort

Angermündung

Wasserturm Hohenbudberg

Kraftwerk Huckingen
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