Seminars and company events
Rittergut Remeringhausen takes conferences, workshops, product presentations and company parties for 40 to 160 guests across three halls, with an English landscape park around them. The estate lies just outside Stadthagen in the Schaumburger Land, at the edge of the Bückeberge hills in Lower Saxony. It stands alone on its own land, which suits meetings that need quiet and discretion.
The whole ensemble or single rooms can be rented all year, seven days a week, and the park can be included. The estate does not sell a packaged conference service; instead it connects organizers with partners for catering, team activities and live music, and an interactive offer folder lists the options. Incentive programs and formats that use the park and its natural spaces are also part of the offer.
Weddings and receptions
The estate is an official branch of the Stadthagen registry office, so civil ceremonies can be held on site, by arrangement with both the registry office and the estate. Free ceremonies are possible too, and couples who marry in a nearby church can hold the reception here. The Torhaus and the Pferdestall open onto a shared courtyard, while the Gartensaal faces a large lawn and pond meadows for drinks and photographs. The staff recommend partners for catering, flowers, decoration, photography and entertainment.
Rooms and capacities
The Gartensaal is the modern hall: 220 square meters with a ceiling of almost 8 meters, a glass chandelier, underfloor heating, a lighting system and a view of the park, plus a 110 square meter winter garden with a terrace and a round garden in front. It takes 50 to 140 guests. The Torhaus is a rustic gatehouse of 330 square meters with sandstone walls and a central row of cast-iron columns, for 50 to 160 guests. The Pferdestall, a former horse stable of 300 square meters divided into three rooms of different sizes, suits 40 to 70 guests for ceremonies, receptions and smaller parties. The courtyard between Torhaus and Pferdestall faces the Weser Renaissance Schlösschen and the manor house.
Accommodation
There are no bedrooms on the estate. The website lists about 20 hotels, guesthouses and holiday apartments within 5 to 30 minutes, in Stadthagen, Bad Nenndorf, Bückeburg, Barsinghausen and nearby villages.
Catering
Catering comes from partner caterers recommended by the estate. The estate also runs its own GutsKüche program of brunches, coffee and tea afternoons and dinner evenings.
History and setting
Börries von Münchhausen inherited Remeringhausen in 1565. Ludolf von Münchhausen, a scholar and book collector, took over in 1594 and began a Weser Renaissance castle in 1596; part of it survives as the Schlösschen. A manor house followed in 1701. The estate later passed by inheritance to the von Breitenbuch family, and Tania von Schöning has owned it since 2007. The park has been restored since 1998 after plans drawn in 1804, and renovations from 2012 turned the farm buildings into event halls. A linden tree estimated at over 500 years old stands in the park.
Getting there
The address is Rittergut Remeringhausen, 31655 Stadthagen. Stadthagen station is on the line from Hannover to Minden, and Hannover airport is the nearest airport. Directions are on the estate's contact page.
