Hansehaus
The so-called "Hansehaus" was extended in 1628 with a Renaissance addition and a bay window. Before 1900, the stepped gables had been removed and the house plastered over.
The restoration (1969-1973) initiated by a citizens' initiative restored the house to its original state.
The house is now seen as the last example of the numerous brick town houses with stepped gables that once stood in Minden.
The restoration (1969-1973) initiated by a citizens' initiative restored the house to its original state.
The house is now seen as the last example of the numerous brick town houses with stepped gables that once stood in Minden.
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Price info
- By arrangement
Eligibility
Bad Weather Offer
for Groups
for Class
for families
for individual guests
Suitable for the Elderly
Payment methods
- Entrance Free
Directions & Parking facilities
- The Hansehaus is located in the Upper Old Town, in the so-called Schnurrviertel. Parking is available at the Martinikirchhof.
Contact person
License (master data)
Minden Marketing GmbH
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