Castle Kunrau

The castle was built from 1859 to 1861 for Theodor Hermann Rimpau, the head of the drainage works in Drömling. The architect was a student of Karl Friedrich Schinkel. The architectural style was inspired by villas in Berlin-Tiergarten. In 1905, a son-in-law of Rimpau, Wilhelm Beseler, took over the building. In 1909, a renovation in the style of the Italian Renaissance followed. At the bottom of the castle tower was a winter garden.
After the end of World War II, looting and destruction took place, to which the valuable furnishings of the castle fell victim. The castle was used as a refugee accommodation until 1949. Subsequently, the building was converted into a cultural house. The four society rooms on the first floor were transformed into a large hall.

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