Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Angela Weber (5 months ago)
Just always nice
Just always nice
Bruno (8 months ago)
A beautiful area, invites you to take a walk, unfortunately there is no restaurant, then happiness would be complete!
A beautiful area, invites you to take a walk, unfortunately there is no restaurant, then happiness would be complete!
Joshua Fluri (22 months ago)
Nice castle with a large park to play
Nice castle with a large park to play
Silvia Viola (2 years ago)
NO PUBLIC BUILDING. You can stroll through the garden, but the castle is only open for events such as on the same day. So it is not a museum that can be visited at certain opening times. We were there on the same day. The castle is now 245 years old, but very little of the original inventory (be it furniture, lamps or stucco, but also floors, etc.) has been preserved in my view of the history of the arts. That was a little disappointing for me. There is certainly history and tales to tell for a 245-year-old building, but it is not accessible to visitors when walking around. The floor plan on the ground floor is almost the only thing that has remained on the whole. The other floors have been modified for modern purposes. On the other hand, the restoration is visually successful, the rooms are all very well maintained, so you still have the feeling of being in a little gem. I can imagine that the castle is certainly very good for small marriage celebrations, private events, conferences and cultural events. Not only are many rooms designed for this, the internal kitchen is also equipped to cater for larger groups. I would also like to have visited the flanking buildings that belong to the castle. But they're probably (that's just my guess) offices and / or homes.
NO PUBLIC BUILDING. You can stroll through the garden, but the castle is only open for events such as on the same day. So it is not a museum that can be visited at certain opening times. We were there on the same day. The castle is now 245 years old, but very little of the original inventory (be it furniture, lamps or stucco, but also floors, etc.) has been preserved in my view of the history of the arts. That was a little disappointing for me. There is certainly history and tales to tell for a 245-year-old building, but it is not accessible to visitors when walking around. The floor plan on the ground floor is almost the only thing that has remained on the whole. The other floors have been modified for modern purposes. On the other hand, the restoration is visually successful, the rooms are all very well maintained, so you still have the feeling of being in a little gem. I can imagine that the castle is certainly very good for small marriage celebrations, private events, conferences and cultural events. Not only are many rooms designed for this, the internal kitchen is also equipped to cater for larger groups. I would also like to have visited the flanking buildings that belong to the castle. But they're probably (that's just my guess) offices and / or homes.
Tatiana Khisamudinova (2 years ago)
Beautiful place!
Beautiful place!
