Schloss Rosenau

Palace and park area open all year round not far from Coburg, which invites you to take a relaxed stroll and linger. Grotto with waterfall, hermitage, orangery and the landscaped garden created in the 19th century can still be enchanted today. It is also worthwhile to join a hike in the area, such as in the direction of Hohe Schwenge.

Opening times, prices and more: schloesser.bayern.de/deutsch/garten/objekte/co_rosen.htm

Here again like a walk. The castle is beautiful, well maintained and partly restored. Worth a visit in any case.

The castle is very interesting and can only be visited as part of a guided tour.
But the tour is well worth it, as the castle has been lovingly restored.

Film and photo shootings in the castle are prohibited.

The park is fantastic and well maintained.

Opening hours:
April 3rd October: 9 am to 6 pm (last tour 5 pm)
4th October-March: 10-16 clock (last tour 15 clock)
closed on Monday

The park is largely barrier-free. For the castle is unfortunately then not accessible.

The castle Rosenau is a castle in the midst of a park in Unterwohlsbach, on the edge of the city of Rödental in Coburg, Bavaria. It is the birthplace of Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, later husband of British Queen Victoria. Today, Rosenau Castle is used as a museum.