i think the biggest problem here they really should teach people how to smile .. and how to be friendly with other people.. so bad experience , i will never back there again and o dont recommend to visit there .

20euro. All saunas are good and clean, people are nice and respectful. You can eat in bar , you can habe relax in cabanas.

First thing , never again specialy at weekend. Was full , so many people , children and pools are small can't even go inside . I don't know was heat on but was cold inside but really cold . Changing rooms , lockers everything was full . It is good for little children but when it is sommer . I will never come again . Big minus

Decent place to swim and relax. Sometimes it's crowded, so check first, if there are some school classes or courses do swimming.

Cool 😊

Super!

Great fun for kids. We visited on Monday and it was not at all crowded. Will be back again.

This was one of the few highlights of the town Stadthagen. The mausoleum is quite impressive and is well-preserved. It's hard to believe it's about 400 years old. The statues by Adriaen de Vries are stunning. Admission is 3 euros. One of the guides came and explained the significance of the monument and the Schaumburg family line.

(Translated by Google) A little gem in the deepest north of Germany. Stunning Renaissance art 😍 Definitely worth a visit. (Original) Ein kleines Juwel im tiefsten Norden Deutschlands. Atemberaubende Renaissance Kunst 😍 Definitiv ein Besuch Wert.

(Translated by Google) Some time ago I visited the mausoleum of Prince Ernst von Holstein-Schaumburg and was and still am very impressed by the incredibly beautiful art in the mausoleum. In the old town of Stadthagen behind the medieval St. Martini Church between northern German half-timbered houses, visitors are surprised by an elegant building in the style of the Italian Renaissance: The mausoleum of Prince Ernst. The high heptagonal chapel with the arches, pilasters and lantern is impressive from the outside. The interior exceeds all expectations with its magnificent furnishings of marble, alabaster and paintings and contains a special treasure: The bronze figures of Adrian de Vries. The works of the famous Renaissance artist are represented in major museums around the world. But only in Stadthagen can you experience his work in the space for which the artist created it. Count Ernst, Prince of the Empire since 1619, had ordered the nineteen bronze figures and reliefs of the resurrection group of his grave monument from the imperial court sculptor in Prague in 1618. By the way, each individual bronze figure has a considerable weight, that's what the lady told me during the tour of the mausoleum and the meaning of it Resurrection Monument explains: "Christ is risen and his guards slept through it" In the end, Prince Ernst organized the construction himself. He bought the columns in Italy, the marble floor came from Saxony, the alabaster from the Harz and the bronze figures arrived from Prague in 1621. The following year the prince died unexpectedly when construction had only just begun. His widow Princess Hedwig had it completed by 1627. The painter Anton Boten was given the task of constructing the dome. He also created the angel concert fresco. During a guided tour I learned about the history of this fascinating monument. I would like to thank the lady again who gave me an extremely interesting tour. I can highly recommend a tour of this impressive mausoleum. Source: Guided tour of the mausoleum and additional information from Renaissance Stadthagen (Original) Ich habe vor einiger Zeit das Mausoleum des Fürsten Ernst von Holstein-Schaumburg besucht und war und bin bis heute sehr beeindruckt, von der unglaublich schönen Kunst in dem Mausoleum. In der Altstadt von Stadthagen hinter der mittelalterlichen St.Martini-Kirche zwischen norddeutschen Fachwerkhäusern überrascht die Besucher ein elegantes Gebäude im Stil der italienischen Renaissance: Das Mausoleum des Fürsten Ernst.Die hohe siebeneckige Kapelle mit den Bögen,Pilastern und der Laterne ist schon von außen beeindruckend. Das Innere übertrifft mit seiner prächtigen Ausstattung aus Marmor, Alabaster und Malereien alle Erwartungen und birgt einen besonderen Schatz: Die Bronzefiguren von Adrian de Vries.Die Werke des berühmten Renaissance-Künstlers sind in großen Museen der Welt vertreten. Aber nur in Stadthagen kann man seine Arbeiten in dem Raum,für den der Künstler sie geschaffen hat,erleben.Graf Ernst,seit 1619 Fürst des Reiches,hatte 1618 die neunzehn Bronzefiguren und Reliefs der Auferstehungsgruppe seines Grabmonuments bei dem kaiserlichen Hofbildhauer in Prag bestellt,jede einzelne Bronzefigur hat übrigens ein erhebliches Gewicht,das hat mir die Dame bei der Führung durch das Mausoleum gesagt und den Sinn des Auferstungsmonuments erklärt: " Christus ist auferstanden und seine Bewacher haben es verschlafen " Am Ende organisierte Fürst Ernst den Bau selbst.Die Säulen kaufte er in Italien,der Mamorboden kam aus Sachsen, der Alabaster aus dem Harz und die Bronzefiguren trafen 1621 aus Prag ein. Im folgenden Jahr starb der Fürst unerwartet, da war der Bau gerade erst begonnen. Seine Witwe Fürstin Hedwig ließ ihn bis 1627 vollenden.Dem Maler Anton Boten wurde die Aufgabe der Errichtung des Kuppelbaus übertragen. Er schuf auch das Fresko des Engelkonzerts. Bei einer Führung habe ich die Geschichte dieses faszinierenden Denkmals kennengelernt . Ich möchte mich nochmals bei der Dame bedanken, die mir eine außerordentliche Interessante Führung ermöglicht hat. Ich kann eine Führung durch dieses beeindruckende Mausoleum sehr empfehlen. Quelle:Führung durch das Mausoleum und ergänzend Informationen von Renaissance Stadthagen

(Translated by Google) A beautiful room in perfect Renaissance forms and with one of the most magnificent groups of figures in art history. The visit is well organized and you are guided through the history of the place by very friendly and competent ladies. A lasting experience. (Original) Ein wunderschöner Raum in vollendeten Renaissanceformen und mit einer der grandiosesten Figurengruppen der Kunstgeschichte. Der Besuch ist bestens organisiert und man wird von sehr freundlichen und kompetenten Damen durch die Geschichte des Ortes geführt. Ein bleibendes Erlebnis.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful mausoleum, which one would have expected in Bückeburg rather than in Stadthagen. Very informative tour, which also took a lot of time for questions and also went into the restoration measures. Were really surprised by this gem, definitely visit! (Original) Wunderschönes Mausoleum, welches man eher in Bückeburg als in Stadthagen erwartet hätte. Sehr informative Führung, welche sich auch viel Zeit für Zwischenfragen nahm und auch auf die Restaurationsmaßnahmen einging. Waren wirklich von diesem Juwel überrascht, unbedingt besuchen!

(Translated by Google) It's unbelievable to find such a building with perfect Renaissance furnishings in Germany. You'd rather think you're in Florence in the Medici Chapel with the sculptures by Michelangelo. Here, however, the works of art are not made of marble but rather cast in one piece of bronze!! It all came about in the 17th century during the 30 Years' War. The artist was a Dutchman who had lived in Prague, but who perfected his craft in Italy. Absolutely worth a visit!! (Original) Unglaublich, ein solches Bauwerk mit perfekter Renaissance-Ausstattung in Deutschland vorzufinden. Man glaubt eher, man sei in Florenz in der Medici-Kapelle mit den Skulpturen von Michelangelo. Hier sind die Kunstwerke jedoch nicht aus Marmor sondern in einem Stück aus Bronze gegossen!! Entstanden ist das alles im 17. Jahrhundert währen des 30-jährigen Krieges. Der Künstler war ein in Prag ansässig gewesenen Holländer, der allerdings sein Handwerk in Italien perfektioniert hat. Absolut einen Besuch wert!!

(Translated by Google) A Renaissance tomb that is unique in Germany. I only know something like that from Italy. Be sure to visit! I would particularly like to mention the great support we received during our visit from one of the employees. Thank you very much! (Original) Ein für Deutschland einmaliges Renaissance Grabmal. So etwas kenne ich sonst nur aus Italien. Unbedingt besuchen! Besonders möchte ich die tolle Begleitung unseres Besuchs durch eine der Mitarbeiterinnen erwähnen. Ganz herzlichen Dank!

We’ve been there for the British Weekend (Saturday). Parking is on the big field, short walking to the entrance. Disabled visitors can park close to the entrance on concrete ground. Entrance fee was 14€, can be paid in cash or with card. Queues were very short when we reached at 11 and we got our tickets very fast. There’s a lot to see and a lot of sellers for clothing, tea, spices and clothing related to the UK, Scotland and Ireland. We were able to see only the pipe players as it started pouring twice. We found shelter in the barn. There are several food and desert options, coffee and cake. We had Fish & Chips from the Newspaper for 12.50€. The fish was okay but the portion gets smaller every year. The fries seemed not fully cooked. Crepes and coffee as desert was good as always. Toilets are available.

A good day was had there, parking was well organised lots to see. An amazing variety of weird and wonderfully clad people and all were friendly and peaceful. Definitely worth a visit

British weekend was a massive disappointment. The only British thing that was there was the flags. Although their was a group of pipers, I had hoped for scones, high tea, strawberrys' and cream. Englisch products were not to be found. Infact it was exactly the same stalls as a garden day in another venue.

Great British Weekend

British weekend

Been here with our #princessforoneday event - and had an amazing time. What a wonderful location run by wonderful people. Highly recommended!

Fantastic location and the British Weekend is well worth a visit.