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(4/2024) The castle is now empty and the rooms are gradually being given over to social projects by the city. The former castle or monastery garden was transformed by the city's citizens into a very beautiful community vegetable/ornamental garden. You can now drink coffee in the Villa Artis house next to the Villa Urbana Roman Museum.

Beautiful castle with many buildings and open spaces. The entire complex is an impressive size. Of course with an interesting history, but the present is also exciting and almost resembles a crime thriller or Asterix: In 2019, a private international boarding school was to be built there by a Chinese investor. After strong resistance from citizens, the local council decided at the end of 2021 to make the castle city property. Public and social use is planned, the details of which are yet to be determined. Detailed presentation of the events of the last few years at https://www.bi-malteserschloss.de/

Concrete barn in the shape of a medieval castle

A modern castle, made "old" with four decorative turrets. If you like, you can take a break here, but you can actually see most of it when driving past.

Near the Maltese Castle there is a park at the Roman Museum, which grants guests and travelers free entry. In the park, guests and travelers can enjoy a wonderful view of the Black Forest. A panorama board nearby reveals the surrounding mountain landscapes (including Belchen - Schauinsland - Feldberg). A historical tour in the park, near the Maltese Castle and Cafe Artis: www.komoot.de/tour/968359889

The Chateau Burrus in Homburg in southern Alsace France.

Heitersheim Castle 🌳🏰🌲 is considered to be one of the most beautiful castles in the Markgräflerland. For centuries it was not only the residence of an imperial prince, but also the seat of the German Grand Priory for the Order of St. John and the Order of Malta Malt What has survived from the palace and the baroque gardens 🌼🌷 to this day is still impressive. If you want to experience the Markgräflerland, you should definitely not miss this delightful ⭐ highlight ⭐: the castle and museum are well worth a visit!

Initially installed in the castle of Butenheim, the family of Andlau built their new residence in the domain of Hombourg, in the XVIIth century. This first castle was looted and burnt down during the Revolution. In 1820, the Mulhousien industrialist Nicolas Koechlin rebuilt the central part of the current castle. In 1880 and 1901 finally, the count of Maupéou had the two wings built and gave the castle its current appearance. During the First World War, there was the German general staff. Today the castle is located in the middle of a 2 x 18 hole golf course and houses a restaurant.