Sallgast Castle and Park
The four-wing complex was built in the Renaissance as a moated castle, but also shows a late Gothic gable.
The 360m² property resembles an early medieval robber baron's castle and tells of many legends and anecdotes. Today it is mainly used as a wedding castle. The castle was built in the Renaissance period (1550) and rebuilt in 1911 by the German master builder Bodo Ebhardt. In the tower room there is a small exhibition about the history of the village and the castle.
The renovated castle now houses a wedding room, guest rooms and a conference room.
The landscaped park has been handed down since the 18th century. Access to the park is possible.
The castle includes:
- Park - Water tower
- Hotel (former barn)
- Moats and ponds
Current usage:
- Hotel am Schloss Sallgast"
- Homeland Museum
- meeting room
- Honeymoon Suite
- Mayor's office
- registry office
Guided tours on request at the Heimatverein Sallgast e.V.
The 360m² property resembles an early medieval robber baron's castle and tells of many legends and anecdotes. Today it is mainly used as a wedding castle. The castle was built in the Renaissance period (1550) and rebuilt in 1911 by the German master builder Bodo Ebhardt. In the tower room there is a small exhibition about the history of the village and the castle.
The renovated castle now houses a wedding room, guest rooms and a conference room.
The landscaped park has been handed down since the 18th century. Access to the park is possible.
The castle includes:
- Park - Water tower
- Hotel (former barn)
- Moats and ponds
Current usage:
- Hotel am Schloss Sallgast"
- Homeland Museum
- meeting room
- Honeymoon Suite
- Mayor's office
- registry office
Guided tours on request at the Heimatverein Sallgast e.V.
Address
Schloss und Park SallgastParkstr. 3
03238 Sallgast
Contact details
Telephone: 035329 55934
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