Biography  The entrepreneur Peter Löw from Hofhegnenberg writes in his book about his success in restructuring companies and his thirst for adventure – not only in business life

When the European Heritage Project acquired the 17th-century palazzo on the Grand Canal, it was already clear that the building would need extensive restoration and renovation work to restore it to its former glory.

New Nativity Museum in the centre of Lauffen in Upper Austria to open on 1 Advent in 2021 The European Heritage Project is having one of the largest historical family nativity scenes in the Salzkammergut comprehensively restored for the planned museum, and other important nativity scenes will follow.

Located on the upper part of the Hanfelder Berg, the stately Palais Sonnenhof overlooks Lake Starnberg and the entire chain of Alps from Berchtesgaden to Lake Constance. When the European Heritage Project acquired the Sonnenhof in 2002, the once noble and glamorous villa had already stood empty for decades and was only sporadically used […]

The sale of the Lauffen 15 property to the entrepreneur Peter Löw was (as reported) decided by a majority in the Ischl council. But what overall plans does Löw have for Lauffen and what expectations does he have of the municipality and when should the renovation work start? A local inspection.

Investor Peter Löw and gastronomy professional Heinz Hanner last week invited visitors to an on-site inspection: The restructuring of the “Lacknerhaus” is progressing and the Berggericht restaurant is due to open at the end of the year.

With the help of a German investor, the somewhat “aged” town centre of the Ischl district of Lauffen is to regain its former glory. Peter Löw, whose wife was born in Lauffen, has presented his plans on two occasions and received a lot of positive feedback.

Celebration of topping-out ceremony at historical monument Sonnenhof in Baden-Baden. Mayor Margret Mergen thanks The European Heritage Project for its commitment. Curator Löw refers to “a burning wound” and explains the principles of The European Heritage Project.

Professor Dr. Dr. Peter Löw, entrepreneur and chief curator of The European Heritage Project, is fighting to ensure that historical buildings in Kitzbühel, among other places, are preserved. To this end he buys houses and has them restored. An overview of the project status in Kitzbühel.

The European Heritage Project restores historical appearance. After a two-year renovation process, the property has been returned to its former glory. The renovation of the interior has progressed well and only needs to be “finalised”.

After the project had already been presented to the Bad Ischl municipal council and the population of Lauffen, the Ischler Heimatverein has also been informed about the planned procedure.

Sonnenplatz 1, the “old police station”, Maria-Viktoria-Straße 17 or the “Kettenbrücke” villa on the Lichtentaler Allee: The European Heritage Project purchases and restores listed buildings in Baden-Baden. The financially solid initiator and chief curator, Prof. Peter Löw, an entrepreneur who specialises in company takeovers, has his roots in the spa town of Baden-Baden.

The extensive renovation and maintenance process of the palazzo commences with extensive exterior work. Work on the facade of the historic property should be completed in November.

In 2014 Prof. Dr. Dr. Peter Löw, by means of The European Heritage Project which he founded, acquired and breathed new life into Frankenberg Castle and the adjacent wine estate. Since 2018 wines from the castle’s own bottling facilities are available again after many years.

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.

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.