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Unfortunately, it is not possible to visit the castle. However, on the paths around the castle you can get a glimpse of the interior. It currently houses a winery and the place can be booked for events.

Mühlhausen Castle on the Enz. Built in 1566. The castle is used as a location for events, such as weddings, weddings, conferences.

The castle ruins have a great location on the edge of the steep rock face down to the Enz. Many information boards on site tell you about the history of the castle, which was originally called Dürrmenz Castle. A separate information board in front of the castle tells you about the castle's role as part of the Eppingen Lines.

The short ascent to the old castle ruins is worthwhile. Beautiful view.

The castle is or has been booked for seminars

There are benches on the Murg directly on the cycle path, with a beautiful view of the castle.

The castle was taken over by the Christian Youth Village Association of Germany (CJD) in 1949 to serve as a youth, educational and social workshop for young people. At the end of 2013, the CJD terminated the lease on the rooms it rented in the castle. In 2020, a concession agreement was signed between the state of Baden-Württemberg and the private Schloss-Collection GmbH & Co KG, which provides for use as a hotel and restaurant. Not much has happened to date, as there are apparently major problems with parking spaces and fire department access. You can explore the castle (except the inner courtyard) by bike.

The Loffelstelz Castle above the town of Dürrmenz is next to the transmitter (which is no longer in operation) the most prominent landmark of Mühlacker. According to the latest research, the once imposing shield wall castle without a keep dates from around 1180. In the summer months you can visit it on Sundays and public holidays from 2 to 5 p.m. Otherwise the interior of the castle can be seen through the inwardly curved gate. The easiest way to reach it is from above, from the transmitter.