"Schloss Neuglueck" in Koenigswinter. Originally a timber-framed steiger's residence built in the 18th century near the mining area.
„Schloss Neuglück“ in Königswinter. Ursprünglich ein im 18. Jahrhundert beim Bergbaugebiet errichtetes Steiger-Wohnhaus aus Fachwerk. Ab "Schloss Neuglueck" in Koenigswinter. Originally a timber-framed steiger's residence built in the 18th century near the mining area. Rebuilt and extended as a country house "Neuglueck" from 1850. From 1901 to 1902, summer residence of the French poet Guillaume Apollinaire, who worked as a tutor in "Neuglueck". The combined stylistic elements of German and French origin are remarkable.
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Location: Koenigswinter, Northrhine-Westfalia, Germany, Europe
Photo credit: © Guido Schiefer / Alamy / Afripics
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