Hexenbürgermeisterhaus in Lemgo
This ornate Weser Renaissance house in Lemgo, Germany, was the home of an infamous witch hunter and now serves as a museum.

📜 16th-century townhouse in Lemgo, Germany, famous for its ornate Weser Renaissance-style façade and history of witch hunts. Named after Hermann Cothmann, a notorious witch hunter who lived here from 1667 to 1683. The house opened as a museum in 1926 and was renovated in 2007.

Why Go

🏰 Explore this historic building with unique 16th-century Weser Renaissance architecture.
🧙‍♀️ Learn about Lemgo's infamous witch hunt history (1583-1681).
🔪 See torture instruments and modern replicas on display.
📚 Discover Lemgo's history in the renovated museum.

Tips

⏳ Allow 30-60 minutes for your visit.

Hours

🕒 Tuesday-Sunday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday Closed.

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