The heirs of the artist Prof. Karl Oppermann (*1930 – ✝2022) created the Studio Karl Oppermann in Wernigerode to honor his legacy and offer guests a unique experience. The studio is located in the former forge of his family, a place closely tied to Oppermann’s childhood and inspiration. With modern design and artistic flair, it has been transformed into a space that preserves the memory of the painter while providing a relaxing atmosphere. The interior reflects the colors and forms that define Oppermann's works, combining luxurious comfort with creative charm. Every detail was carefully chosen to provide guests with an inspiring retreat. From the gallery overlooking Wernigerode Castle to modern amenities like a smart TV and sound system, everything has been designed to ensure an unforgettable stay. This project is not only a tribute to a significant artist but also to Wernigerode, the town that shaped him. The heirs aim to keep Oppermann's spirit alive and create a place that unites art, history, and hospitality.

Welcome to our modern studio, a tribute to the artist Prof. Karl Oppermann (*1930 - ✝2022). Centrally located yet quiet, the studio accommodates up to five guests and combines industrial loft design with high-quality amenities. It is housed in a former forge that underwent a complete renovation in 2024. Two comfortable double beds (King and Queen size), a sofa bed, a fully equipped kitchen, and a modern bathroom with underfloor heating provide the highest level of comfort. Wi-Fi is available throughout the studio, and a smart TV with an extensive range of streaming services ensures entertainment. Dimmable Philips Hue lighting creates a cozy atmosphere. The bedroom on the lower level features a Queen-size bed and a high-end Bluetooth speaker. In the gallery, there is a King-size bed and a workspace with a view of Wernigerode Castle. All sleeping areas can be completely darkened. The kitchen is equipped with a child-safe induction stove, dishwasher, oven, and various coffee and tea-making options. The bathroom impresses with a rain shower, towel warmer, and a spacious mirror. A video-monitored private garage provides secure storage for vehicles and bicycles. A utility room with a washing machine and dryer is also available. Family-friendliness is a priority: a baby crib, high chair, changing board, socket protectors, and games are provided. Music lovers will enjoy the 5.1 sound system and a Marshall speaker for excellent audio experiences, while blackout blinds in all areas ensure restful nights. This studio is the perfect retreat for a stylish getaway in the Harz region.

Wernigerode, the "Colorful Town in the Harz," captivates visitors with its rich history, picturesque half-timbered architecture, and unique location on the northern edge of the Harz Mountains. First mentioned in 1121, the town is a popular destination for those seeking to experience tradition and nature. One of its most iconic landmarks is Wernigerode Castle, perched high above the town. Originally a medieval fortress, it was transformed into a magnificent residential palace in the 19th century and now offers historical exhibitions and breathtaking views of the old town. The charming old town features narrow streets and beautifully restored half-timbered houses, including the famous town hall on the marketplace with its intricate facade. Numerous cafés, boutiques, and restaurants add to the cozy atmosphere. Wernigerode also serves as a gateway to the Harz National Park, a haven for hikers and nature enthusiasts. The Brocken, the highest mountain in northern Germany at 1,141 meters, is a particular highlight and can be reached via the historic Harz narrow-gauge railway. Culturally, Wernigerode offers much to explore. In addition to its popular Christmas market, the town hosts the Town Hall Festival, concerts, and art exhibitions. It is also the birthplace of Prof. Karl Oppermann (1930–2022), a German painter whose works often reflect the landscapes of the Harz and remain a vibrant presence in the town. With approximately 35,000 residents, Wernigerode combines urban living with rural charm. Economically, it is known for its thriving mid-sized businesses, particularly in tourism, engineering, and food production. Wernigerode is a place where history, nature, and culture converge, leaving visitors enchanted time and again.