To be privately owned
Eldingen Castle
Eldingen Castle was built in 1904 in the Neo-Baroque style by Baron Walther Johannes von Caron (1855–1937), brother of Albert von Caron. The castle also served as a backdrop for the film Berlin 36 in August/September 2008. In 2010, Hans Gebhard von der Wense acquired Eldingen Castle with a right of first refusal, to then resell it to the company ECM. In the following years, it was renovated and restored by private investors; today, the castle's rooms can be rented for conferences, trade fairs, or celebrations.
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