Schloss Hülchrath

In 2020, the Münster crime scene filmed the episode "Long live the king!" In Hülchrath Castle in Grevenbroich.Everything you need to know about Hülchrath Castle at:
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The castle is privately owned. Entering and taking photos are not permitted

The castle is on the Gillbach, is a moated castle and goes back to a castle from the 12th century. back, consisting of a high castle and an upstream bailey.
Privately owned since 1805. Today the outer bailey is used for residential and commercial purposes.
Parts of the palace complex are available for private events such as weddings or corporate events.
The castle has also served as a filming location for a fairy tale film and for a crime scene in 2020.

Schloss Hülchrath is privately owned and is privately inhabited on the one hand, on the other hand used for events of all kinds such as weddings, corporate celebrations, private celebrations and major events.
During the summer months from May to October, the beer garden is open every Sunday from 10:00 a.m.

The Hülchrath Castle is a privately owned residential complex and therefore the entire castle complex including the park cannot be visited.

The outer bailey can be visited from the city, and the city itself is also worth a walk.

Nice route for daily activity.

Great castle, unfortunately private

Hülchrath Castle was the location for a crime scene in Münster

Great location and building worth seeing

An old privately owned castle. A water-enclosed castle with many horse paddocks.

Hülchrath Castle is a moated castle from the 12th century. Unfortunately, a visit is not possible because it is privately owned. But it is also very decorative from the outside and is worth a detour here.

Hülchrath Castle is a former electoral Cologne state castle in the Grevenbroich district of Hülchrath in the Rhein-Kreis Neuss. The moated castle on the Gilbach goes back to a castle from the 12th century and has retained a large part of its medieval structure.The history of the complex illustrates very well the typical development of an aristocratic residence in the Rhineland: Through continuous growth, a wooden motte changed to a two-part moated castle in the Renaissance to a palace complex, which after destruction in the 17th century at the beginning of the 20th century in the style of the Neo-Gothic was rebuilt. In the Middle Ages, the Hülchrather complex was one of the most important state castles in Cologne.The castle complex is now privately owned and is partly used for residential purposes. An inside visit is not possible. For private and insurance reasons, the entire property is only accessible with the permission of the owner. The castle served as a filming location for the fairy tale film Das Wasser des Lebens (2017) and the crime scene Es live der König! from the year 2020.

Castle Hüchrath is worth seeing; probably also has a beer garden, which, however, had closed this Monday

Very nice old castle

Hülchrath Castle is not open to the public, but the gates are opened and events are held here at least once a year.

Castle Hülchrath is a former kurkölnische country castle in Grevenbroicher district Hülchrath

Beautifully preserved and beautiful surroundings

There is a well-looked-after bookcase by the church.

Not always open

St Sebastian

Wonderful view, there is also a bench with a view of the castle.

We could only marvel at the castle from a distance.