The renovation work is complete!
The Knight's Hall, Chapel and Ancestral Hall as well as the great Tower, the courtyard and the new museum are now finally open to visitors again.
The Knight's Hall, Chapel and Ancestral Hall as well as the great Tower, the courtyard and the new museum are now finally open to visitors again.
Summer April to the end of October
Tue - Fri: 10 - 16.00
Sat + Sun: 11 - 18.00
Summer-Holidays in North Rhine-Westphalia:
Tue - Sun: 10 - 18.00
Winter November to the end of March
Tue - Fri: 10 - 16.00
Sat + Sun: 11 - 17.00
Last entry: 60 minutes before closing time.
Mondays (except summer holidays NRW)
24. | 25. | 31. December
Adults: 10.00 €
Concessions (Students (aged 16 and over) / handicapped): 7.50 €
Children (3 – 15): 5.00 €
Families: 26.00 €
Groups of 15 persons upwards: 9.00 € (per head)
School classes: 3.50 € (per head)
Special admission charges for events.
Information about our events can be found in our Calender of Events (only in German): www.termine.schlossburg.de
As usual, in old palaces and castles the stairs can be narrow and uneven. The interior rooms of the castle complex are not on the ground floor and are not barrier free. Please keep this in mind.
Because of this baby carriages/buggies can not be taken into the museum rooms but may be parked under the outer stairs.
Dogs are generelly not allowed (except assistance dogs).
The Visitors Information Center is there to answer all of your questions.
Phone +49 (0)212/24 226-26
Contact Form: http://en.schlossburg.de/service/contact/
Address
Schloss Burg a/d Wupper
Schlossplatz 2
42659 Solingen
Hardly ever a week goes by without a special event happening at Schloss Burg Castle. An event here takes on the medieval magic from the unique backdrop.
Information about the different services offered can be found here: http://en.schlossburg.de/guided-tours-offers/guided-tours
All of the Event Dates can be found here (in German):
www.termine.schlossburg.de
This map will help you find your bearings quickly, not only in the Castle area itself but also in its turbulent history. The site plan of the castle is waiting for you in the Visitors Information Center.