900 years
of history to live

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A site of the Collectivité européenne d’Alsace

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The castle's acccessibility

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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

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  • Such an interesting place to visit. When so many castles are in ruins it was exciting to tour one that is nearly complete. They have done an exceptional job with the ongoing restorations.

    Kim W.

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

    Rico F.

  • My boyfriend and I went there mid November around 16:00. It was such a perfect timing to get the castle for ourselves. Literally was empty. The castle is by itself beautiful. We got incredible photos. Only downside is not too easy to get there, specially during cold season. We rented a car and it was not a big deal. This is a must when you visit Alsace.

    Denisse DVT.

  • The castle is in deed very authentic! You can definitely feel the medieval vibe in it and also how all the defense structures work! The view is also amazing as it oversee a huge plain across France and Germany.

    Martin L.

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