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Junkernhees Palace is a Renaissance palace in the North-Rhine Westphalian town of Kreuztal. It is situated in the same-named village of Junkernhees. In the year 1523, the palace was built by the masters von and zu der Hees, Ritter Adam, as a moated castle. In the year 1698, it was extended with a half-timbered gable. Of the outbuildings, the former distillery and the former mill from the year 1796, have been conserved. Both are being used as residences today. The round tower was restored in 1999. Today, the listed building serves as a hotel and the knight's hall as a restaurant. Art exhibitions take place in the palace in irregular intervals.