Garden architecture
In addition to the 18th-century garden pavilion (the Lusthaus), which is built on the foundations of the southwestern corner tower of the late medieval defensive wall, there are other examples of historical garden architecture in the former western moat of the castle complex. These include the octagonal arbor from 1912 (from Oschersleben), which has given the garden a unique flair since reconstruction was completed in 2002, and another rectangular arbor that has recently (2022) been restored as part of the "Architecture in the Herb Garden" project. This latest addition will also be used for our holiday projects or as a part of our garden tours. These arbors are also highly appreciated by wedding couples for souvenir photos.
© Börde Museum
© Börde Museum
© Börde Museum
Opening hours museum visit
The museums interior is currently closed due to renovation.
Opening hours outdoor area/herb garden:
| Monday closed |
| Tuesday ─ Friday |
| 9:00 ─ 17:00 |
| Saturday, Sunday, public holiday |
| 11:00 ─ 17:00 |
| Admission closing time 4:30 p.m. |
December - January closed
Admission prices
| Individual visitors: |
| 2,00 EUR |
| Concessions: |
| 1,00 EUR |
| (Pupils, students and trainees receive reduced admission upon presentation of a valid ID) |
| Family ticket: 5,00 EUR |
| (2 adults + 2 children) |
| Children up to 6 years of age are admitted free of charge. |
School classes from the Börde district including teacher and accompanying person have free admission if the visit is for educational purposes. |
