--- title: "Schloss Etelsen mit Schlosspark" url: "https://www.niedersachsen-tourism.com/poi/schloss-etelsen-mit-schlosspark" description: "Etelsen Castle was built in 1886 in the Neo-Renaissance style and has had an eventful history. The Schlossparkverein Etelsen e. V. is dedicated to preserving the castle and the approximately 10-hectare castle park, which is a designated historic landmark.Located in Etelsen on the banks of the Weser, the castle park was modernized around 1900 by the ducal promenade inspector Friedrich Kreiß of Braunschweig, commissioned by the Danish Count Christian zu Reventlow. The architect of the Neo-Gothic mausoleum was Conrad Wilhelm Hase. Visitors can explore the castle park on walks along more than 4 km of hiking trails.On all sides of the castle, architectural elements and structures define the landscape of the expansive park grounds. An oval area in front of the castle building, featuring rose beds and fountains, welcomes visitors. Behind the castle lies a large park meadow crisscrossed by winding paths. Clusters of trees, both large and small, break up the open space and connect it to the wooded park area, where a mausoleum is located.Etelsen Castle is now used as an event venue.Civil weddings can be held at the castle. The castle park can be used for wedding photos. For more information: Langwedel Registry Office, Tel. 04232 / 3911.Neo-Renaissance is a movement within 19th-century historicism that draws on Renaissance architecture. Depending on the specific case, the forms are primarily derived from the repertoire of the Italian Renaissance or mainly from the German Renaissance or the Northern Renaissance of the 16th century." language: "en" type: "Place" image: "https://dam.destination.one/3789651/c6ed8a843423ae58ae7cbed8c8adbbebbd308bf5339d8b11afbc0e1daaa474a9/schloss-etelsen.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Home > Special > Destination.Data Details > Poi" --- Share Schloss Etelsen mit Schlosspark =============================== - Castle - Historical structure - Castle park - Park - Special wedding venue - Tree/grove Schloss Etelsen Etelsen Castle is surrounded by a castle park. Etelsen Castle was built in 1886 in the Neo-Renaissance style and has had an eventful history. The Schlossparkverein Etelsen e. V. is dedicated to preserving the castle and the approximately 10-hectare castle park, which is a designated historic landmark. Located in Etelsen on the banks of the Weser, the castle park was modernized around 1900 by the ducal promenade inspector Friedrich Kreiß of Braunschweig, commissioned by the Danish Count Christian zu Reventlow. The architect of the Neo-Gothic mausoleum was Conrad Wilhelm Hase. Visitors can explore the castle park on walks along more than 4 km of hiking trails. On all sides of the castle, architectural elements and structures define the landscape of the expansive park grounds. An oval area in front of the castle building, featuring rose beds and fountains, welcomes visitors. Behind the castle lies a large park meadow crisscrossed by winding paths. Clusters of trees, both large and small, break up the open space and connect it to the wooded park area, where a mausoleum is located. Etelsen Castle is now used as an event venue. Civil weddings can be held at the castle. The castle park can be used for wedding photos. For more information: Langwedel Registry Office, Tel. 04232 / 3911. Neo-Renaissance is a movement within 19th-century historicism that draws on Renaissance architecture. Depending on the specific case, the forms are primarily derived from the repertoire of the Italian Renaissance or mainly from the German Renaissance or the Northern Renaissance of the 16th century. Read more Brunnen am Schloss Etelsen Schloss Etelsen Ansicht von hinten Schloss Etelsen Mausoleum Schloss Etelsen Schloss Etelsen Treppenhaus Mausoleum im Etelser Schlosspark Good to know ------------ Openings Only exterior viewing possible. Read more Payment methods free of charge Directions & Parking facilities Sehr gute Verkehrsanbindung, da es zentral im Städtedreieck Bremen, Hannover, Hamburg liegt und somit eine gute Anbindung zur A27 & A1 hat. Die näheren Städte sind Verden und Achim. Bremen ist ca. 20 Minuten entfernt. Zusätzlich gibt es in Etelsen eine gute Bahnanbindung. Read more License (master data) Mittelweser-Touristik GmbH Nearby ------ View on map - Place of interest - Castle - Town hall - Museum Contact Bremer Str. 2 27299 Langwedel