Schloss Bürresheim palace

Schloss Bürresheim palace

St. Johann

Bürresheim Castle was actually a castle in the Middle Ages, meaning it was both a knight's residence and a defence structure. Nevertheless, the term "castle" is very appropriate here, as the magnificent interior of this Rhenish residential castle makes visitors dream of times gone by and Cinderella. Since the Middle Ages, all generations of residents have contributed extensive furniture as well as numerous paintings and other furnishings to the interior.

Like all castles, Bürresheim Castle does not just consist of a single building, but of a keep, many walls, gates, towers and corridors as well as a palas and, in addition, an excellently preserved official residence from the 17th century. Throughout the castle's eventful history, parts of it have been extended and remodelled time and again. After the last owners handed the castle over to the state of Rhineland-Palatinate, extensive renovation work was carried out, including the restoration of the original baroque gardens.

Opening hours - Info - Tips
The current opening hours and admission prices can be found here!
Admission only possible in conjunction with a guided tour.
Dogs are not permitted on the grounds of Bürresheim Castle.

Hiking tip:
Bürresheim Castle is located on the "Förstersteig" dream trail. The hiking trail starts and finishes in Mayen-Kürrenberg and leads 15.5 kilometres around Mayen.

Family tip:
It is also possible to organise an adventure programme suitable for children, such as a birthday party, project week, etc., on request.

Weddings at Bürresheim Castle
A unique historical room for civil weddings is located in the music room of the official residence.
Information and site visits:
Bürresheim Castle Administration
Telephone 02651 76440
buerresheim@gdke.rlp.de
Information from the registrars at the Vordereifel municipality on weddings at Bürresheim Castle can be found here!

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Opening hours

  • From November 1st to November 30th
    Saturday
    00:00 - 23:59

    Sunday
    00:00 - 23:59

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St. Johann

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Generaldirektion Kulturelles Erbe Rheinland-Pfalz
Schloss Bürresheim
56727 St. Johann
Phone: (0049) 02651 76440
Fax: (0049) 02651 902410

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