Schloss 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. Guided tours: April to October, Sat 14.30 hours; price: 4 Euros per person

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Blick auf Schloss Malberg, © TI 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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Schlossstr. 45
54655 Malberg
Phone: (0049) 6561 943417

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