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NJ220

The castle itself was as I remember it! Felt great to be where Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade was filmed. However... the inside of the castle on the film was in England somewhere, so don't expect the interior to match.There was the possibility of a tour but only in German. Still! The highlight of my trip!

linduzvdub

Visited the Schloss Burresheim castle recently while in Germany for the fist time with my daughter. they only had german tours but we were ok with that, so we went along with a small group of german tourists. The castle was well kept. We found the tour very interesting even with the language barrier. My daughter had 3 yrs German in school and our tour guide said he had 2 yrs english so he did try to make sure we had an understanding of the history of the castle. And later on my daughter tried to fill me in on what she understood that i may have missed. Worth a visit if you love castles as much as I do.

275LauraS

We had a wonderful tour guide. There were only four of us in our group, all English speakers. The tour guide did not speak English, but he was very patient and spoke slowly. He went out of his way to make sure I understood and could translate for our group, even with my limited German. If I did not understand he would repeat what he said trying different words to help me understand. The tour lasted an hour and included lots of great information that was not in the English booklet that they gave us for free. He also recommended a great restaurant for us after our tour that we loved. The castle itself is very unique and well preserved with original furnishings. I thought the price was also very reasonable for the tour we were given.

Mielmonster

By rights, I should be telling you that this castle was amazing and give it 5 stars. I can't do that because we had a terrible visit. The castle has the most interesting entrance through a covered barbican which is so cool I was totally geeking out. The inner courtyard was equally cool. I admired the haphazard architecture of a real castle that had never been destroyed and had seen several additions hundreds of years apart that spoke of vastly different styles and technology. Wow. 45 minutes later, as we waited for our tour to begin, I was not much in awe anymore. We were the only people there for 42 minutes, until a German family arrived. Then our guide came right out and began the tour exclusively in German. No English. Which I think is a big mistake in a state owned castle that is trying to promote tourism. So maybe the tour was interesting, I can't say for sure. The building was like a rat warren inside (in a good way) with rooms tacked onto rooms and staircases going up just to come back down. I do love that kind of thing. But the tour seemed to cut short and we moved way to fast. There were more rooms that I know we were supposed to visit, but suddenly we were being ushered out. I was miffed. Then, because I wanted to take pictures but was not allowed and I actually wanted to learn something about the castle we just toured, I went to the office to buy a book. But I could not. The office worker shut his door in my face and shooed us out of the castle with haste saying, "No more, we close." It was just a bit past 4:00 pm and the castle was not due to close until 5:00 PM and this lazy jerk would not take 5 minutes to sell me a book. I wish I knew how to curse in German because this guy would have had an earful. I plan to write to the RhinelandPfalz Generaldirektion Kulturelles Erbe and get my damn book. I am still angry.

POTaylor62

I Think that their are better Schlosses in the area but always worth a visit but must admit that the views are spectacular on a clear day

keen_commander

Located at the junction of two little rivers Schloss Bürresheim is one of the old residences of the Archbishop of Trier. As one of the few castles in the area it survived the centuries without major damage. The exhibits give an exciting insight into life several centuries back in time. Great fun for the whole family, and children are usually fascinated by the old knights' armors.There is also one curiosity about this castle: it was divided into two parts. Besides the Trier part, the Archbishop of Cologne claimed rights on the property, too. Yet, this part is nowadays in ruins.Parking lots are located directly at the facilities. Travelling with public transport is possible, but the busses do not run very frequently.

Vera_Ryabova

Замок расположен около небольшого городка Майен в земле Райенланд-Пфальц. Он никогда не разрушался, никем не завоевывался, только строился с 12 по 19 век. Вход на территорию замка бесплатный, парковка тоже. Внутрь можно попасть только с экскурсией. Вход 4 евро для взрослого. Чтобы купить билет, нужно позвонить в заонок кассиру, который и экскурмовод по совместительству. Внутри очень интересная экспозиция, то как жили его прежние владельцы. К сожалению, фотографировать внутри нельзя. Экскурсии проводятся только на немецком. Около замка есть небольшой сад. Ресторана в замке нет, только культурная программа. Но посетить замок стоит, особенно если любите подобные мероприятия

hbeyhs59

Wie schon zwei Bewerter auf dieser Seite schreiben, ist es zwar eine schöne Burg, aber die Führung muss nicht unbedingt ebenso angenehm sein. Ein "Möchtegern-Burgherr" hat zwar einiges gut erklärt, wenn auch etwas heruntergerasselt. Ermahnungen, nichts anzufassen, kamen nicht nur mehrfach, sondern eben in einem unfreundlichen Ton. Schade eigentlich.

chelis62

Schade das der Garten verschlossen ist und man so keine ( Poster Aufnahme ) machen kann.Parkplatz und Ausschilderung in guter Qualität. Ein Ort den man besuchen sollte.

viajera161m

Маленький городок с живописной крепостью, возвышающейся над городом. Рядом красивый собор, красивая рыночная площадь, множество старинных домиков.

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