Restaurant
ManorDüsseldorf-Hubbelrath
Mydlinghoven Manor
Mydlinghoven Castle+
History+
From Water Mill to Water Castle
In 1460, Knight Wilhelm von Haus zu Haus in Ratingen converted the water mill, located about one kilometer south of Gut Bruchhausen on the Hubbelrather Bach, into a water castle.
From Water Castle to Stud Farm
In 1915, it was expanded into a stud farm and recreation center for mine horses.
Mydlinghoven Today
Today, Mydlinghoven houses several apartments and a restaurant.
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