Landhaus Louisenthal / Ortsamt Horn-Lehe
Landhaus Louisenthal, also called Landhaus Möller, stands in Bremen’s Horn-Lehe district. It is a classicist manor house in Bremen.
Built around 1815 for Mayor Georg Gröning, the building has a plastered, one- and two-storey structure with a gabled roof. Its façade presents a distinctive three-bay portico.
Ionic capitals crown the ground-floor columns. Figure columns decorate the upper level, while the gable tympanum carries figurative ornament.
Medallions and old column heads remain inside the building. The property later became a café and wine bar under Johann Hinrich Poggenburg.
It then served as a boarding institution for children considered difficult to educate. Later uses included a children’s home and a hotel.
A major renovation preserved the historic façade while largely rebuilding the interior. Since 2014, the building has housed the Ortsamt Horn-Lehe.
The site also accommodates exhibitions and events. Its main façade remains a notable feature of Bremen’s historic cityscape and has enjoyed monument protection since 1973.
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