In Bad Driburg, the Rosenberg rises majestically with its impressive mausoleum, a silent sentinel above history. The site combines a natural experience with cultural grandeur, ideal for a mental journey back in time. The mausoleum itself impresses with its architecture and the quiet dignity it radiates. A walk here reveals the beauty of the landscape and offers peace and inspiration.

Rosenberg near Bad Driburg: nature, history and views

The Rosenberg is a steep, approximately 260-metre-high elevation between Alhausen and Bad Driburg to the south. The mausoleum on the Rosenberg is the burial place of the Count von Oeynhausen-Sierstorpff family. The obelisk next to it commemorates the founder of the spa, Caspar Heinrich von Sierstorpff. In 1792, he acquired the Rosenberg, which had been used as a pasture for cattle, had it reforested, planted hedge roses, laid out footpaths and integrated the hill into the landscape of the Count's Park. Follow the Kaleidoscope Trail along the top of the Rosenberg and enjoy the view of Alhausen, the Count's Park and Bad Driburg.

Openings

Open all year round.

General information

Parking Available

Payment methods

Entrance Free

Directions & Parking facilities

By car:
If you start on the B64 heading east, continue for about 7.5 km and then turn left onto Brakeler Straße (look out for the signs for IPKW-Nebenstreckel, Nieheim or Bad Driburg). After 1 km, turn right onto Brunnenstraße. After 170 meters, turn left onto Brunnenallee. After another 54 meters, turn left again. After 120 meters you reach the Gräflicher Park.

License (master data)

Bad Driburger Touristik GmbH