Schloss Malberg & Gärten

Malberg

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Dating from the 16th and 17th centuries, this fine Renaissance palace provides an elegant venue for cultural events. Two romantic gardens provide a panoramic view of the surrounding forested areas.

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Blick auf Schloss Malberg, © Tourist-Information Bitburger Land

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Eingang mit Burgtor, © Tourist-Information Bitburger Land

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Schloss Malberg mit Blick in den runden Garten, © Tourist-Information Bitburger Land

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Schloss Malberg Eiserner Garten, © Tourist-Information Bitburger Land

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At a glance

Opening hours

From January 1st to December 31st
Opening hours & Castle tours
- Castle
Public guided tours from 05.06.2021 to 30.10.2021
- Saturdays at 14:30
- July and August: also Wednesdays at 14:30
- Gardens
Open from 01 May - 31 October 2021 every Wednesday and on Sundays and public holidays from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Limited number of participants, registration required at:
+49 6561 943417 or info@eifel-direkt.de

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Individual guided tours: By prior arrangement, individual guided tours can be booked on your desired date via:
Tourist-Information Bitburger Land, Römermauer 6, 54634 Bitburg. Phone: 06561 94 34 17 or e-mail: info@eifel-dirket.de
Cost: up to 15 persons 70 €, more than 15 persons 4 € per person
In the castle some restoration work is currently taking place.

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Malberg

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Schloss Malberg
Schlossstr. 45
54655 Malberg

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