Palaces and castles in Germany are all original. There are not just a handful of well-preserved ones, but several hundred from
all epochs and of every genre. Each German castle has its own long and
thrilling history, that is kept alive even today. Many of the German castles offer concerts, wedding celebrations, and other special events.
- German Castles & Palaces in Northern Germany - Explore the Gutshaus Ludorf, one of the oldest and most beautiful manor houses in Mecklenburg. You can also check out the late neo-Classical Granitz Hunting Castle, the Goslar Imperial Palace, and other castles in Northern Germany
- German Castles & Palaces in Southern Germany - A host of German castles, including the neo-Gothic Hohenzollern castle, the ancestral Trausnitz castle in Landshut, the imperial castle of Nuremburg, and many, many more.
- German Castles & Palaces in Eastern Germany - If you're looking for castles and palaces in eastern Germany, there's the 750-year-old Scharfenstein castle, the Allstedt castle and citadel, and the Friedenstein Palace, among many others, which is the largest early baroque palace in Germany with residential and state rooms in the baroque, rococo, and classical style.
- German Castles & Palaces in Western Germany - Here you can check out the Rheinfels castle, the largest ruined castle on the Rhine, as well as the Marksburg castle, the Saarbrücken castle, the Augustusburg Palace, and the Lerbach castle.
- Sights of historical interest - Walk down the trails of emperors and kings, relive the Middle Ages, and experience the hauntings of German castles and palaces.
