In the a.tv city talk, Prof Dr Dr Peter Löw gives personal insights into his life, the acquisition of Hofhegnenberg Castle and his commitment to monument protection and society.
In an interview with a.tv, Peter Löw explains how he discovered and acquired Schloss Hofhegnenberg by chance in 2008. What initially seemed like a spontaneous decision developed into a long-term project with a high level of responsibility: the renovation of the severely dilapidated castle, the cooperation with the conservation authorities and the aim of preserving the historical substance while at the same time creating new possibilities for use. The reconstruction of the historic tower, which is now once again visible from afar and has become a symbol of the town for many people, was particularly influential.
In addition to his role as lord of the castle, Löw talks about his work as an entrepreneur, his experiences with company reorganisations and his social commitment. The Kipferlmarkt at Schloss Hofhegnenberg is a key example of responsibility in action: a Christmas market with a charitable purpose that strengthens the regional community and provides targeted support for families in need. Stadtgespräch shows Schloss Hofhegnenberg as a place where entrepreneurial spirit, history and humanity come together.