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Hämelschenburg
Hämelschenburg
Ten km (6 miles) south of Hameln is the Schloss Hämelschenburg, located at Schlossstraße 1, 31860 Emmerthal. Construction started in 1588 on this excellent example of Weser Renaissance architecture. The Schloss is surrounded by a water moat and has a bridge gate with a statue of St George dating from 1608. The interior can only be seen on a guided tour.
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