Wilhemstein is found on Lake Steinhude, which is the biggest lake in northwestern Germany. Its development was requested by William, Count of Schaumburg-Lippe, and it was worked in the vicinity of 1765 and 1767. An angler would take shakes over in their pontoons and after that drop them in the water until the point that the island was framed.
The island is 134,548 square feet and was initially intended to be an invigorated hideaway for the Count. Today it is a historical center and a vacation destination.
