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Germany Schloss Clemenswerth

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Clemenswerth Palace near Sögel in the Emsland region is a historic Baroque hunting lodge that was once used by the Prince-Bishops of Münster. It was built between 1737 and 1747 on behalf of Clemens August of Bavaria, following the plans of architect Johann Conrad Schlaun. The palace is particularly famous for its unique star-shaped layout, with a central main pavilion surrounded by eight smaller pavilions. Highlights include the magnificent Festival Hall, the palace chapel, and the extensive palace gardens.

Photography Tips

The palace grounds offer many great spots for photographing the various buildings. Guided tours are also available, making it possible to take photographs of the interiors as well.

Travel Information

There are plenty of parking spaces available at various locations around the site.

Spot Type Outdoor

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Best Timing All timings are equally good

Sunrise & Sunset 06:11 - 20:57 | current local time: 05:46

Photo Themes Castle Schlossgarten

Locations Norddeutschland Sögel Niedersachsen Lower Saxony

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