- Parking spaces available
- Bus stop available
- Permanently closed
Haus Honning und Weichsscher Hof
Historic site
Haus Honning and Weichsscher Hof were built after the great town fire of 1600. Both buildings breathe history. They served as the seat of the land registrar and later as the residence of the head huntsman of Weichs. The Weichssche Hof changed use several times, was even a music academy for a short time and is now privately owned. Although permanently closed, its historical aura still captivates visitors today.
Address
Haus Honning und Weichsscher Hof
Alter Markt 29
59821 Arnsberg
Properties:
Both buildings were built after the great town fire in 1600 on the site of the former Burgmannshöfe.
Honningscher Hof and Hinterhaus. The house was the seat of the land registrar of the Duchy of Westphalia. It is said to have been the repository of the Epiphany shrine at the beginning of the 19th century.
Weichsscher Hof. Built as the town house of the Oberjägermeister von Weichs after the town fire of 1600. Ground floor in solid construction, upper floor in half-timbering with hipped roof. It was owned by the von Weichs family until the 20th century and served as a residential building. It was later sold and served as a music academy for a time. Now privately owned, it is once again a residential building.
Prices
The house can only be viewed from the outside:
Business hours
The house is privately owned and can only be viewed from the outside.
Directions
The Altstadt of Arnsberg is easy to reach by public transport. Buses run at regular intervals from Arnsberg/Westphalia railroad station to Neumarkt. There is also a paid underground parking garage for guests who wish to visit the Altstadt by car.