Wallerstein Castle

Wallerstein, Germany

Wallerstein Castle is a three-wing building with a classical facade. It is owned by the family Oettingen-Wallerstein and built in the early 1800s.

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Hannes Streng (2 years ago)
A magnificent ensemble in excellent condition, lovingly furnished and cared for by the hereditary princess. Particularly impressive are the riding hall, modeled on the one in Vienna, and the orangery with trophies from all over the world.
alex strohmayr (3 years ago)
Very beautiful and well-kept castle complex. Unfortunately private property.
Rudi Schurer (3 years ago)
Great location with very good gastronomy. Great view yesterday.
Ursula Sarstedt (4 years ago)
Unfortunately it is no longer possible to visit the castle, the park is also closed!
Manuel B (4 years ago)
Very nice castle, delicious food, friendly staff ...
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