CastleHeringen/Helme-Auleben

Humboldtsches Castle

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Humboldt's Castle in Auleben, a district of Heringen/Helme, is a historic manor house in Thuringia, known for its connection to Wilhelm von Humboldt and his wife Caroline von Dacheröden. It served as a rural retreat for the young couple in the early years of their marriage and is now a center for cultural activities.

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The origins of Humboldt's Castle date back to 1600 when it was built on the foundations of an older structure. The estate belonged to the Barons von Dacheröden and was managed by a tenant named Kleemann.

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Source: Wikipedia · Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0 · Image: Roland Neubert, Halle (Saale)

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