List of castles and palaces in Lower Saxony information
Numerous castles and palaces are found in the German state of Lower Saxony. These buildings, some of which have a history of over 1000 years, were the setting of historical events, domains of famous personalities and are still imposing buildings to this day.
This list encompasses those structures built as fortified sites, usually described in German as a Burg (castle or manor house) or Festung (fort/fortress), as well as those built primarily as aristocratic residences - stately homes and palaces - usually referred to in German as a Schloß or Palais/Palast.
Agathenburg House, Agathenburg
Ahlden House, Ahlden
Alte Burg, Osterode am Harz
Adelebsen Castle, Adelebsen
Ampleben Castle, Kneitlingen
Jagdschloss Baum, Bückeburg
Bederkesa Castle, Bad Bederkesa
Beningaburg, Dornum
Bredebeck House, Lohheide
Bentheim Castle, Bad Bentheim
Bevern Castle, Bevern
Blankenburg Castle, Essel
Blankenhagen Castle, Grethem
Bodenwerder Castle, Bodenwerder (Baron von Münchhausen)
Bramburg, Hann. Münden
Brunswick Palace, Brunswick
Bückeburg Castle, Bückeburg
Bunkenburg, Ahlden
Calenberg Castle, near Schulenburg
Campen Castle, Flechtorf
Celle Castle, Celle
Coppenbrügge Castle, Coppenbrügge
Dankern Castle, Haren (Ems)
Dinklage Castle, Dinklage
Dannsee Castle, Beckdorf
Dankwarderode Castle, Brunswick
Diepholz Castle, Diepholz
Erichsburg, Dassel
Essenrode Manor, Essenrode
Evenburg, Leer
Everstein Castle, Polle
Fallersleben Castle, Wolfsburg-Fallersleben
Frauenstein Castle, Bad Lauterberg
Freudenthal Ruins, Uslar
Gifhorn Castle, Gifhorn
Burg Gleichen, Appenrode
Gleichen, Göttingen
Gödens Castle, Neustadtgödens, Sande
Greene Castle, Greene
Grubenhagen Castle, near Einbeck
Hagenburg Castle, Hagenburg
Haneburg, Leer
Hardenberg Castle, Nörten-Hardenberg
Harderwykenburg, Leer
Harzburg, Bad Harzburg
Heldenburg, Einbeck
Ruins of Heisterburg, Bad Nenndorf
Heisterschlösschen, Beckedorf
Herrenhausen Castle, Hanover
Herzberg Castle, Herzberg am Harz
Hodenhagen Castle, Hodenhagen
Holter Burg, Bissendorf
Homburg, Stadtoldendorf
Hornburg Castle, Hornburg
Hoya Castle, Hoya
Hünenburg, Bad Pyrmont
Hünenburg, Rinteln
Hünnefeld Castle, Bad Essen
Hülsede Water Castle, Hülsede
Iburg Castle and Benedictine Abbey, Bad Iburg
Ippenburg Castle, Bad Essen
Jever Castle, Jever
Kukesburg, Springe
Landestrost Castle, Neustadt am Rübenberge
Leine Castle, Hanover
Lauenstein Castle, on the Ith above Lauenstein, Hameln-Pyrmont
Burg Lichtenberg, Salzgitter
Castle ruins of Lichtenstein, Osterode am Harz
Lutter Castle, Lutter am Barenberge
Lütetsburg Castle, Lütetsburg
Manningaburg, Pewsum
Marienburg Castle, Hildesheim
Marienburg Castle, Pattensen
Fort Mariensiel, Wilhelmshaven
Neuhaus Castle, Wolfsburg-Neuhaus
Schloss Norderburg, Dornum
Schloss Oldenburg, Oldenburg
Oelber Castle, Oelber am weißen Wege
Osnabrück Castle
Osterburg, Groothusen, East Frisia
Petersburg, Osnabrück
Plesse Castle, Bovenden/Göttingen
Rastede Castle, Rastede
Ringelheim Castle and Park, Salzgitter
Ritzebüttel Castle, Cuxhaven
Salder Castle, Salzgitter
Schaumburg, Rinteln
Scharzfels Castle, Herzberg am Harz
Schloss Bredebeck, see Bredebeck House
Schloss Richmond, Brunswick
Sichelnstein Castle, Sichelnstein
Siebethsburg, Wilhelmshaven
Söder Castle, Holle
Stadthagen Castle, Stadthagen
Steuerwald Castle, Hildesheim
Uhlenburg, Essel
Warberg Castle, Warberg
Castle ruins of Warburg, Warberg
Winsen Castle, Winsen (Luhe)
Stiftsburg Wittlage, Wittlage
Welf Castle, Hanover
Wendhausen Castle, Wendhausen
Wilhelmstein Fortress, Steinhude
Winzenburg Castle, Winzenburg
Wohldenberg Castle, Sillium
Wolfenbüttel Castle, Wolfenbüttel
Wolfsburg Castle, Wolfsburg
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