Brestenberg Castle

Seengen, Switzerland

The Brestenberg Castle is a small, Baroque style castle south of Seengen. It was built Lords of Hallwyl around 1625 to the site of earlier 16th century building.

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Brestenbergstrasse 8, Seengen, Switzerland
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Founded: 1625
Category: Castles and fortifications in Switzerland

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3.9/5 (based on Google user reviews)

Interesting Sites Nearby


Lenzburg Castle (7,7 km)
Hallwyl Castle (1,1 km)


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Wasserkirche (25,8 km)
Grossmünster (25,9 km)
Fraumünster (25,7 km)
St. Peter's Church (25,7 km)
Jesuit Church (30,8 km)
Swiss National Museum (25,8 km)
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Laufen Castle (50,1 km)

User Reviews

Gabriel Thullen (11 months ago)
Organic farm produce. Have to order online and pick it up four times a year. There is not a regular shop
Rolf G (11 months ago)
Wunderschön aber leider am Verfallen
Roger Glatz (14 months ago)
Sehr schön. Aber wie es weiter geht ist fraglich.
David Neeser (2 years ago)
A place famous for: "Remo würsch?" Or "Dämsu wo sind dini Haare?"
Hello Worlf (4 years ago)
Nice little castle next to see
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