Hilchenhaus is a historic building located in Lorch am Rhein, Germany. It was constructed in the Renaissance style between 1546 and 1548 by the knight Johann Hilchen von Lorch. The house stands as a prime example of Renaissance architecture in the region, featuring ornate facade decorations, intricate stonework, and a distinctive stepped gable. Over the centuries, the Hilchenhaus has served various purposes, including as a residence, a courthouse, and a wine cellar.
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