Herrenhaus Blumendorf

Herrenhaus Blumendorf is a 131-hectare estate in Bad Oldesloe, Germany. It is famous for its park and its ancient buildings, including a stunning neoclassical villa. The estate was originally constructed in 1734, but the villa was rebuilt in the 1850s in its current form. Visitors can explore the rolling parkland and stroll around the historic buildings, including the large main house and a small farmhouse. There is also a picturesque pond surrounded by trees, as well as a 19th-century stable, a small chapel, and a manor house. There is also an herb garden for those interested in botany. For those looking for a bit more adventure, there is also a hiking trail through the park and nearby forests. Overall, Herrenhaus Blumendorf is one of the most scenic and historic estate in Germany that is open to visitors.