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- Die Villa Hügel in Essen war von 1873 bis 1945 das Wohnhaus der Unternehmerfamilie Krupp.
- de.wikipedia.org Villa Hügel (Essen)Villa Hügel (Gartenansicht), links die Bibliothek und die Terrasse, mittig der Gartensaal, rechts das heutige Museum (2004). Villa Hügel Luftbild aus Richtung Süden, 2007.
- tripadvisor.com.tr Attraction_Review-g187375-…Villa H gel, 1873'ten İkinci Dünya Savaşı sonrasına kadar Krupp Ailesi'nin ikametgahıydı.
- tripadvisor.de Attraction_Review-g187375-d1758881…Nirgendwo sind wir so unprofessionell und unfreundlich behandelt worden wie in der Villa Hügel!
- livetheworld.com activities/belgium/villa-hugelIf you're looking for a unique and captivating destination in Essen, Germany, look no further than Villa Hügel.
- visitessen.de essentourismus_tourismusinformation…The villa has 269 rooms and features valuable tapestries, sumptuous Italian coffered ceilings and a remarkable library.
- holidaycheck.de pi/villa-huegel/8b4aee3e-c4c4-…Die Villa Hügel in Essen entstand 1870 als repräsentatives Wohnhaus der Industriedynastie Krupp.
- top-rated.online cities/Essen/place/p/1834462/…Tucked away in the city of Essen, Villa Hugel is the epitome of opulence and historical grandeur.
- cityseeker.com essen/850600-villa-hügelVilla Hügel was built between 1870 to 1873 by Alfred Krupp and was intended to be a residence for himself and his family.
- gardenvisit.com gardens/villa_hugelThe Villa Hugel was completed in 1873 and garden at designed by Alfred Krupp himself.
- atlasobscura.com places/villa-hugelAs the walls of Villa Hugel rose the interior layout of the house revealed itself to be an irregular network of grand double story halls, salon-like art galleries and...
- euotels.com de/essen/villa-hugel-poi.htmlThis family-run hotel in Hügel in Essen lies on the shore of the lovely Baldeneysee lake in the industrial Ruhrgebiet's green belt.
- spottinghistory.com view/7670/villa-hugel/The Villa Hügel was built by Alfred Krupp in 1870-1873 as his main residence and was the home of the Krupp family of industrialists until after World War II.