Blomberg Castle

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Blomberg Castle was built in in the 13th century. Simon I of Lippe extented the castle as a residence in the early 14th century. It was badly damaged in local feud in 1414-1463 and rebuilt two-storey complex. After 1560 it was restored as a Renaissance style residence.

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Address
Burgstraße 1, Blomberg, Germany

Established
13th century

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