Palaces, castles and ruins

Palaces and castles in the Black Forest

Whether castles from the age of knights, palaces of princes and rulers - you will surely find a suitable destination in the list.

Burg Hohenzollern

Hohenzollern Castle is the ancestral seat of the Prussian-Brandenburg as well as the Princely Catholic line of the House of Hohenzollern. It is one of the most beautiful and most visited castles in Europe.

Staufen

Staufen castle ruins

The Staufens castle ruins, which are enthroned above the city, are a 15-minute walk away. Former seat of the barons of Staufen, who also used the magician

Bad Teinach-Zavelstein

Zavelstein castle ruins with Städtle

Built around 1200 as a Stauferburg, Zavelstein Castle was acquired by Benjamin Buwinghausen von Wallmerode in 1616. The castle was built by the ducal master builder Heinrich Schickhardt

Neuenbürg

Neuenbürg Castle

Neuenbürg Castle: The Adventure Castle in the Northern Black Forest Neuenbürg Castle in the Upper Enz Valley is an attractive excursion destination for the whole family. The one integrated in the museum

Seelbach

Hohengeroldseck Castle

The Hohengeroldseck castle ruins are located in Seelbach in the Schönberg district. The small but nice themed trail “Geroldsecker Burgpfad” with stations for children about the life of a knight

Rastatt

Rastatt Castle

Rastatt Castle and the garden were built in 1700 - 1707 by the Italian court architect Domenico Egidio Rossi on behalf of Margrave Ludwig Wilhelm von Baden.

Maulbronn

Maulbronn Monastery

Maulbronn Monastery is an impressive document of the Cistercian culture and the best preserved medieval monastery north of the Alps. In 1997 the 850th anniversary was celebrated. The monastery

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Glatt Castle

The historic town of Glatt lies on the eastern edge of the Black Forest. It is accessible from both the B 14 and the A 81 motorway

Lörrach

Rötteln Castle

Rötteln Castle is located near Lörrach above the Haagen district. Colloquially, the castle is also called Röttler Schloss. The third largest castle ruin in Baden was once one

Küssaberg

Küssaburg Castle

The Küssaburg castle ruins are located on a summit (634 m) in Bechtersbohl, a district of Küssaberg. The ruin is one of the most important monuments on the Upper Rhine

Haigerloch

Haigerloch Castle

The castle was first mentioned in 1095 and was probably owned by Count von Wiesneck and went into operation in the middle of the 12th century

Durbach

Staufenburg Castle

The walls that are enthroned on the prominent rock nose, the Staufenberg in Durbach, are visible from afar. They have been looking from here for 1000 years

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