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The castle was built in the Middle Ages and served as the ancestral seat of the noble family for centuries. Today it is privately owned and not open to the public, but its historical value is undisputed.

Is privately owned, enter at your own risk

It is definitely worth a visit.

Very nice castle 🏰, I'm thrilled again and again. Investments have also been made to maintain it. Maybe the owners will have an open day so you can visit it, that would be great.

Hello folks, I live in Merchingen.. it is a district of the municipality of Ravenstein (Baden Württemberg) with postal code 74747. There is probably another Merchingen in Germany. Our Merchingen is a small town with a beautiful old castle; a golf course and a great children's playground. Our cycle path leads into the Kessachtal and the Jagsttal. Please do not confuse 😃

Berlichingen Castle was a moated castle. from the 13th century and the family castle of those from Berlichingen - a tower-like, 3-storey stone building.

Eberstadt Castle was built around 1705 by Johann Ernst Rüdt von Collenberg on the walls of an old moated castle, the remains of which can still be seen. The castle dates back to 1386. The Allianz coat of arms above the entrance portal dates from 1728. Today the castle is used privately - entering the castle courtyard and the adjacent park is permitted at your own risk.

Berlichingen Castle, also known as Berlichingen Palace, was a moated castle, later a palace in the Berlichingen district of the Schöntal municipality in the Hohenlohe district of Baden-Württemberg. Berlichingen Castle, probably built in the 13th century, was a tower-like three-story stone house. It was the ancestral castle of the Lords of Berlichingen, a Hohenlohe fief since 1292 and a Würzburg fief from 1347. Götz von Berlichingen was probably born here around 1480. The castle was first mentioned in the 17th century and is now privately owned. Please respect privacy, the castle cannot be visited, and unfortunately there is not much to see there, but it was still interesting for me as a history buff because according to Wikipedia my Götzi was born here, thank you very much. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Berlichingen