Sauerland Flower Garden

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#deinsauerland / Neusta POIs / Sauerland Flower Garden
Enchanting little themed gardens await visitors in the old apple orchard of Bruchhausen Wasserschloß. In addition to fruit trees, roses and perennials in the most magnificent colors now bloom near the manor house with its half-timbered facade.
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Address

Sauerland Flower Garden

Gaubreben´scher Weg 1

59939 Olsberg

Telephone: 0151-15752612

info@rosenbogen-heidrich.de

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Properties:

  • By request / Open for events
The perfect destination for garden lovers—at the Bruchhausen Castle estate. Eight small, lovingly designed themed gardens are accessible to all. The cottage garden features a collection of old village perennials and vegetables. The Kneipp corner provides information on nearly all Kneipp medicinal herbs, and the nectar garden is a hive of activity with buzzing and fluttering insects. Roses—not only in beds but also on arches and in trees—are the main stylistic element.

In the adjacent small nursery, around 150 carefully selected rose varieties and numerous perennials are available for purchase in the summer.

The Sauerland Flower Garden also hosts guided tours and workshops where participants learn a wealth of information about organic gardening.

Bruchhausen Castle and the Heidrich Rose Arch are located directly along the famous Rothaarsteig long-distance hiking trail and the Bruchhauser Steine natural monument.

The estate features a cozy estate café in typical Westphalian style. In the summer, visitors can enjoy a view of the entire floral display from the café’s garden. In the winter, a cozy atmosphere reigns indoors over tea and mulled wine. “Rosy” accessories and souvenirs are available in the small shop “Rose Cottage.”







Prices

May 3.00 euros per person
June – August 4.00 euros per person
September 3.00 euros per person

Children 14 and under are free:

Main opening times:

Day From Until
Monday 10:00 18:00
Tuesday 10:00 18:00
Wednesday 10:00 18:00
Thursday 10:00 18:00
Friday 10:00 18:00
Saturday 11:00 18:00
Sunday 11:00 18:00

Business hours

Flower Garden:
Early April – Late October
Tuesdays through Sundays, 11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

Café and Rose Cottage:
April–October 11:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m. daily
November–March 1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. Fridays–Sundays

Directions

Directions by Car From the north: Take the A33 to the Wünnenberg-Haaren interchange, then take the B480 to Brilon and Olsberg. From the south: Take the A44 to the Marsberg exit, then take the B7 to Brilon and Olsberg. From the west: Take the A44 to the Werl interchange, then the A46 to Olsberg From the east: Take the A44 to the Marsberg exit, then take the B7 to Brilon and Olsberg Traveling by Train Brilon and Olsberg are located on the Sauerland-Express route (RE 17 Hagen-Warburg/Kassel) and are therefore easily accessible from the Ruhrgebiet. In addition, the Dortmund-Sauerland Express (RE 57 Dortmund–Winterberg) offers a regular direct connection to Bigge-Olsberg. There is also a direct connection from Dortmund and Korbach to Brilon. Travel doesn’t get any more convenient than this! For more information, visit: www.bahn.de Next, we head to the small village of Bruchhausen. You can get there either via hiking trails or by public transportation.

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