Altes Herrenhaus

Hidden within Weimar, the Altes Herrenhaus whispers tales of a bygone era. Did you know this grand manor wasn’t always a place for weary travelers? It once belonged to Carl Friedrich Heinrich Heydenreich, a prominent figure in Weimar’s history. He was the founder of the Weimar-Ehringsdorf brewery. The Altes Herrenhaus, or “Old Manor House,” stands as a testament to his success. Designed by Bruno Röhr before 1908, its architecture reflects the grandeur of the era. The Altes Herrenhaus isn’t just a building. It’s a time capsule. It offers a glimpse into the life of a brewing magnate. Imagine Heydenreich strolling through the extensive gardens, now a sprawling park. He would have overseen the bustling activity of the Rittergut, or manor estate. This included the brewery that brought him renown. Today, the Altes Herrenhaus has been lovingly restored. It serves as a hotel, welcoming guests to experience its unique charm. The modern amenities blend seamlessly with the historical character of the building. The rooms offer comfort and style, while the surrounding park provides a tranquil escape. You can almost hear the echoes of the past as you wander the grounds. Perhaps you’ll catch a glimpse of Heydenreich’s legacy in the rustling leaves or the gentle breeze. The Altes Herrenhaus invites you to step back in time. Come, experience the elegance and history of this remarkable Weimar landmark.