ResidenceBad Lippspringe

Prinzenpalais (Bad Lippspringe)

Cultural Events

The Prinzenpalais in Bad Lippspringe is a historic residence in the Rundbogenstil. Originally built as a spa house, it later served as a hunting lodge for Duke Adolf of Nassau and is now a venue for cultural events.

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The building was constructed between 1854 and 1855 as the second spa house. Duke Adolf of Nassau used the Palais as accommodation during his hunting excursions in the nearby Senne region. The structured facade faces the park. In 1979, the interior underwent renovation. The side axes of the two-story plastered building with a mezzanine are emphasized by pilaster strips, while the surfaces are varied with grooving, rustication, and smooth areas. The entrance in the central risalit is accessible via an outdoor staircase and is located under a balcony.

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