Gut Son­nen­hausen

Gut Son­nen­hausen near Munich pulls out pretty much all the stops when it comes to bringing people tog­ether in a relaxed, inspiring atmo­sphere. The listed estate was com­mis­sioned as a stud farm in 1900 by Baron von Büsing-Orville to the Munich star architect of the time, Wilhelm Span­nagel.
Sur­rounded by lush gardens, old trees and situated in a secluded location with stunning views in a forest clearing, Son­nen­hausen delights its guests with plenty of open space, fresh, organic cuisine and a sus­tainable concept that is deeply rooted in the com­pany’s history.
The house lives art and culture in all its facets and is, as host Georg Schweis­furth puts it, ‘a place to cele­brate life, broaden the horizon of thought and app­re­ciate the fullness of the moment.’
In terms of event orga­ni­sation, almost any­thing is pos­sible here and finds the right space to unfold: whether in the chapel hall with its his­toric wooden floor and high double doors, in the art-inspired ‘Freiraum’, in the light-filled Atelier, in the fire­place room, bay window room and garden room, in the imposing riding hall, the cooking stables or the Far­mer’s Club.

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