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Schloss Magenheim, Cleebronn

Magenheim Palace

Cleebronn

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Schloss Magenheim stands in Cleebronn (Landkreis Heilbronn), in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

Perched on the lower slopes of the Michaelsberg above Cleebronn, Magenheim Palace occupies the site of a stronghold built by the lords of Magenheim in the 13th century. The Romanesque hall building and the bossed-stone outer walls, restored in successive stages, rank among the best-preserved Staufer-era fortifications in Germany. A double neck ditch, the ring wall and remnants of the former shield wall still trace the site's defensive layout. The estate is now privately owned and hosts concerts and ceremonies.

What to know

  • The palace is privately owned, which limits free public access to the site.
  • No public opening hours or admission fees are given for individual visits.
  • The venue hosts concerts, lectures and civil or religious ceremonies on a scheduled basis.
  • The palace chapel is used for weddings, both religious and civil.
  • The site sits on elevated ground on the lower slopes of the Michaelsberg, above the village of Cleebronn.

Where this château is

Cleebronn · Landkreis Heilbronn · Baden-Württemberg

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Address

74389 Cleebronn

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Frequently asked

Can you visit Magenheim Palace freely?
The palace is privately owned and is not open to the general public outside organised events.
How old is Magenheim Palace?
The original stronghold, known as Burg Niedermagenheim, is believed to have been built between around 1220 and 1250 by the lords of Magenheim.
What remains of the medieval structure?
The Romanesque hall building and much of the bossed-stone outer wall survive, along with a double ditch and remains of the former shield wall.
Can you get married there?
Yes, the palace chapel is used for both religious and civil wedding ceremonies.

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