In a four-year restoration and renovation process, The European Heritage Project is returning the property formerly threatened with total collapse back to its former glory
Normally Prof. Dr. Dr. Peter Löw is known for restructuring companies. As part of The European Heritage Project, an initiative he founded, the entrepreneur, who also has a doctorate in history, is also very successfully involved in the restoration and preservation of European monuments and memorials worth preserving.
The revitalisation and realignment of the Frankenberg Castle wine estate is bearing its first fruits. After several years of intensive soil improvement, the estate entered the market in 2018. The winery has announced an expanded portfolio for the 2019 vintage. Read more
The European Heritage Project opens the castle church of St. Mary at Hofhegnenberg Castle to the German Documentation Centre for Art History – Image Archive University of Marburg. Read more
A lot has happened at Frankenberg Castle: The owner, Peter Löw, is having the building extensively restored – and visited the local Christmas market over the weekend. Read more
From an insider tip, the Christmas market has become one of the most popular events in the region. The special ambience in the courtyard of Hofhegnenberg Castle appeals to visitors.
In Dasing, the Catholic Women’s Association is binding advent wreaths. In addition, we visit Hofhegnenberg Castle when the lady of the castle, Clara Löw, prepares egg liqueur for the Christmas market. Read more
To celebrate the anniversary of the “Kipferlmarkt” at Hofhegnenberg Castle, the Löw family has organised a historic children’s carousel and guided tours of the chapel. Read more
The European Heritage Project expands its portfolio to three properties in the Austrian city of Lauffen with the acquisition of the “Rotharhonerisches Haus”. Read more
With the acquisition of three residential buildings, The European Heritage Project has further expanded its portfolio in Baden-Baden.
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