In the picturesque farming community of Sirksfeld near Coesfeld, Haus Loburg rests gracefully on its moats amidst many fields and meadows. "Die Loburg", as the noble residence is called, offers a historic ambience for civil weddings in its baroque chapel and a beautiful backdrop for romantic photo shoots all year round.
The roots of the estate are thought to date back to the time of Charlemagne. However, the manor house was not built until around 1560 by the Westphalian noble family von Graes, who steadily expanded it over the next three centuries. It was subsequently acquired by the Salm-Salm princely family, whose descendants still run and use the 80-hectare estate for agricultural purposes. Probably the most extensive construction work took place after the Second World War, during which almost all parts of the house, except for the chapel, were destroyed and rebuilt from 1946 onwards.
Sophia Princess of Salm-SalmHaus Loburg is still the home of the Prince of Salm-Salm family today. In this interview, Sophia Princess zu Salm-Salm tells us more about the magnificent building and its history. She talks about eventful times, a never-ending building site and dealing with traditions...
Large assortment of the farm shopAt the end of October 2022, the farm shop "Delicacies and Culture" will open its doors in Haus Loburg. Here you can find not only seasonal fruit and vegetables, game, wine, jams and many other foods, but also leather, textile and wooden goods.
The special feature: Many of the products come from the Salm family's own production, from farmers near Coesfeld or also suppliers with whom they have a personal connection. Stop by and see the range for yourself!
Blue category: Private castles in MünsterlandI am a blue castle! I am privately inhabited and not accessible. Please regard me respectfully at a distance - I wave to you from afar ...
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