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Haus Troistorff

Monschau

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The Aachen master builder Couven erected the building in 1783 for the cloth manufacturer M.P.W. Troistorff, following the example of the town houses of the nobility. In keeping with the spirit of the times, the half-timbered house was plastered and decorated with ornamentation. Rich carvings on the doors with supraports and wrought ironwork on the staircase and balcony railings bear witness to the pomp and wealth of the residents.


During the Advent season, the artistically designed windows light up as an Advent calendar.

The rooms can be hired for seminars and conferences.


Dream wedding at Haus Troistorff
Enjoy the most important day of your life against the historic backdrop of the house and get married in the famous ambience of the tapestry room.


For further information on civil weddings, please contact:
Monschau Town Council
Contact: Ms. Eva Mertens
Room 106
Laufenstraße 84
52156 Monschau
Phone: 02472 / 81-215
eva.mertens@stadt.monschau.de

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