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  1. Southeast view of Marienburg Castle in autumn Aerial view. Marienburg Castle is a Gothic revival castle in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is located 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) north-west of Hildesheim, and around 30 kilometres (19 mi) south of Hannover, in the municipality of Pattensen, Hannover.

  2. Montaña de Marienberg y palacio de Marienburg en otoño. El palacio de Marienburg es un palacio neogótico en el estado federado de Baja Sajonia, Alemania. Está situado a 15 km al noroeste de Hildesheim y alrededor de 30 km al sur de Hannover en el municipio de Pattensen, Hannover.

  3. But the castle was everything Marie had dreamed of: the perfect setting for music, art and culture. Website: www.schloss-marienburg.de. Marienburg Castle, the magnificent royal summer residence, is one of the most important historical neo-Gothic buildings in the whole of Germany.

  4. El rey Jorge V, el último monarca del Reino de Hannover, hizo realidad un (nuevo) sueño gótico: el Palacio de Marienburg, un pintoresco castillo de cuento de hadas. Toda la decoración impresiona por su elaborada artesanía y esplendor.

  5. The construction of Marienburg Castle, which is now located in the Pattensen area (Hannover region), is associated with a touching history: In 1857, the blind King George V, the last King of Hannover, gave his wife, Queen Marie of Hannover, the Marienberg, named after her from then on, and the castle still to be built, as a birthday present.

  6. Perched grandly above the Leine River, the neo-Gothic Schloss Marienburg (built from 1858–67) was a present from Hanover's King George V to his wife Marie, who longed for a country refuge away from court life. She and her two daughters spent only a year in residence before going into exile after the dissolution of the Kingdom of Hanover.

  7. The fairytale castle near Hanover. The fairytale castle built by the last King of Hanover. The story of this magnificent castle is a tale of true love. Located between Hanover and Hildesheim, at 135 metres above sea level, it is a tranquil, untouched monument to a great romance.