
Degodehaus
A Journey Through Time in Oldenburg's Center
Did you know?
The Degodehaus is one of the oldest surviving buildings in Oldenburg, dating back to the year 1502.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1502
- Height
- 18 m
- Wheelchair Access
- Partially accessible
Guided Story
Imagine you're standing in front of a window to the past. Look closely at the intricate woodwork on the façade, and you can almost feel the hands of craftsmen from 1502 shaping each beam and carving with care. As you glance upwards, notice how the structure rises nearly 18 meters tall, a proud testament to medieval architecture. Behind you, just a short walk away, is the old town hall, a place of many debates, while the Degodehaus quietly tells its own story. These walls have witnessed merchants and travelers exchanging tales. Let your eyes wander over the beautifully crafted façade and imagine how this house was once part of a bustling marketplace. It's as if time has taken a brief pause right here.
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Location
Nearby

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