900 years
of history to live

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A site of the Collectivité européenne d’Alsace

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Practical informations Choose my visit

  • Today

    Tuesday 9 June 2026

    Open

    9:30 AM 6:00 PM *

    12°C / 19°C

    Variable skies, sometimes very cloudy.

    Expected attendance

    Morning

    35%

    Afternoon

    20%

  • Wednesday 10 June 2026

    Open

    9:30 AM 6:00 PM *

    8°C / 18°C

    Variable skies, sometimes very cloudy.

    Expected attendance

    Morning

    35%

    Afternoon

    20%

  • Thursday 11 June 2026

    Open

    9:30 AM 6:00 PM *

    8°C / 18°C

    Variable skies, sometimes very cloudy.

    Expected attendance

    Morning

    35%

    Afternoon

    20%

  • Friday 12 June 2026

    Open

    9:30 AM 6:00 PM *

    10°C / 20°C

    Variable skies, sometimes very cloudy.

    Expected attendance

    Morning

    35%

    Afternoon

    20%

[*]   Last entry possible   1 hour before the castle closes.

Choose my visit

Visiting with adults

Visiting with children

The castle's acccessibility

Coming with an intellectually impaired person

Coming with a hearing-impaired person

Coming with a visually impaired person

Coming with a person with reduced mobility

Tourism professionals

Group of persons with disability

Group of persons "from the social field"

Kindergartens

Primary schools

Middle schools

High schools

Extra-curricular group

News Behind the scenes
at the castle

The castle is also a lively place where new things happen every day!

All the news

Festival Châteaux et légendes: Eleven sites celebrate the creatures of the earth

May 8–  June 28 throughout Alsace

Medieval garden

Reopening of the medieval garden

Filming at the castle

Shooting for the programme ‘100 Châteaux!’

You say about us

4.6

4.7

  • Nicely restored, they tried to show what it may have been like at a period in time. We enjoyed the visit.

    Sherrie L.

  • Very interesting story and architecture for their pink stones used in the region. It’s a chateau worth the visit for the story behind but it’s not the one to see recreation of how castles used to be furnished and how they used to lived in, in case is what you’re looking for. Preferably get your tickets in advance because there’s lots of people buying on site so you can save time.

    Lavca B.

  • Really interesting visit, even with cold and rainy weather.

    Valerie

  • The most beautiful castel of Alsace over his famous wineyard.

    Rico F.

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