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Nestled into the beautiful Salm valley lies the castle of bruch, a tranquil place to relax and
recover behind ancient and comforting walls.
Guests may choose between four completely refurbished rooms all situated in the manor
house. Each room has private bath and telephone.
The Bruch Castle was originally the domain of the lords of bruch. the earliest documentary
mention of the house of bruch dates from the year 1138, with Fridelo von Bruch. The castle
was built during the frst half of the 13th century, and probably completed in the year 1243. In
this year Theoderich von bruch was named as the lord of the castle ("dominus castri de
Bruche").
The von Bruch line came to an end with Dietrich the sixth, and possession of the castle
passed to his brother-in-law, Dietrich von Daun, who was invested with the rule of the castle
by the archbishop of trier in1338. During the following centuries, the lord of the castle was
sometimes under the suverainty of the prince-elektor of Trier and sometimes under the rulers
of Luxembourg. Ownership of the castle passed between a number of different families
belonging to the service nobility.
The roughly rectangular site of approximately 100 x 50 meters was originally sorrounded by
earthen ramparts and a moat. A second moat divided the castle inti the higher central fortress
(the keep),
with a palace, watch tower and fortified gates, and the larger outer fortress (the close), where
the outbuildings (stables, barns, blacksmith, etc.)
Particulary noteworth are the two high, relatively slender, round towers, which were added
around 1340, to increase the defensive capabilities of the castle,
which lay on the border to the duchy of Luxembourg.
The tithe warehouse, with its impressive lenght (about 43 meters), was built around 1650 on
the site of an earlier building. Above the ground floor of the present building are several
sandstone barrel vaults.
The larger manor house, located in the south west corner of the fortress, was constructed in
1738 by count Kesselstatt, the owner of the property at that time.
It incorporates the old chapel, wich was built about 1300.
Opposite the main house is a coach-house, which dates from the second half of the 19th
century.
Lends itself exellently for your family- or squadron-parties up to 40 people, for meetings or
exhibitions. We arrange the catering-service, music or other details of your party.
The historic chapel will seat up to 30 guests for the proceeding where the marriage will be
celebrated by a Superintendent Registrar.The well-kept baroque garden lends a fabulous air
of history and breezy lightness to the ensuing festivity. The vivid colours of white round tables
ancient red sandstone walls and the rich green of the lawn all blend with each other perfectly.
We will be glad to provide you with a carriage or anything else you might require for an
unforgettable night.
Rooms:
You will be staying in the manor house together with your hosts. We offer four guest rooms, all
with private facilities. Each room has been decorated in a different colour and all have been
luxuriously appointed with atmospheric antiquities. Room rates include breakfast and VAT.
We can grant a discount from the 3rd night on.
Special arrangement can be made for groups of eight or more. Starting from a group of six
your hostess will be happy to provide you with either a warm lunch or supper you might be
passing during your day-time acivity enjoying one of the great activities the area has to offer.
The Eifel is Europes green heart offering horseback riders and hikers a beautiful landscape of
gently sloped hills with vast forests alternating with pastures and valleys with pitoresque
brooks and creeks.
The castle of bruch is located in the southern part of this green heart or more specifically in the
Salm valley that stretches all the way to the Mosel. The horseback-hikingroutes are wellkept
and well furnished with easy to read signposts that lead the way to our Eifel –horseback-
riding station. You will find us well prepared to accommodate you and your horse: for you it’s a
great range of refreshing beverages on our patio and for your horse it’s either a paddock or an
open horse stable.
Activities:
As guest of the castle of Bruch you will take lodging in the center of the Eifel-Mosel region. It is
a perfect starting point to explore and experience both regions.
The land surrounding the castle of Bruch has been marked by the passage of romans and
kelts. The routes for riding and hiking run through extensive forests and past places of
ancient history. They afford the traveller the most beautiful view on the Eifel landscape and
allow for the most capturizing observations of animal life from the mating habits of deer to the
hunting of icebirds.
The Eifel region is covered with a density of castles unlike any other part of the world A
majority of these castles are within reach of one hour car ride .
Guests interested in geology will find evidence of our planets development on every step they
take. The most impressive insights into the forming of the earths surface can be found in the
Maare of Manderscheid and the Wolfs - Gorge at Irrel.
Contact:
D-54518 Bruch, In der Burg 1
Germany
Telephone: 06578 1620
recover behind ancient and comforting walls.
Guests may choose between four completely refurbished rooms all situated in the manor
house. Each room has private bath and telephone.
The Bruch Castle was originally the domain of the lords of bruch. the earliest documentary
mention of the house of bruch dates from the year 1138, with Fridelo von Bruch. The castle
was built during the frst half of the 13th century, and probably completed in the year 1243. In
this year Theoderich von bruch was named as the lord of the castle ("dominus castri de
Bruche").
The von Bruch line came to an end with Dietrich the sixth, and possession of the castle
passed to his brother-in-law, Dietrich von Daun, who was invested with the rule of the castle
by the archbishop of trier in1338. During the following centuries, the lord of the castle was
sometimes under the suverainty of the prince-elektor of Trier and sometimes under the rulers
of Luxembourg. Ownership of the castle passed between a number of different families
belonging to the service nobility.
The roughly rectangular site of approximately 100 x 50 meters was originally sorrounded by
earthen ramparts and a moat. A second moat divided the castle inti the higher central fortress
(the keep),
with a palace, watch tower and fortified gates, and the larger outer fortress (the close), where
the outbuildings (stables, barns, blacksmith, etc.)
Particulary noteworth are the two high, relatively slender, round towers, which were added
around 1340, to increase the defensive capabilities of the castle,
which lay on the border to the duchy of Luxembourg.
The tithe warehouse, with its impressive lenght (about 43 meters), was built around 1650 on
the site of an earlier building. Above the ground floor of the present building are several
sandstone barrel vaults.
The larger manor house, located in the south west corner of the fortress, was constructed in
1738 by count Kesselstatt, the owner of the property at that time.
It incorporates the old chapel, wich was built about 1300.
Opposite the main house is a coach-house, which dates from the second half of the 19th
century.
Lends itself exellently for your family- or squadron-parties up to 40 people, for meetings or
exhibitions. We arrange the catering-service, music or other details of your party.
The historic chapel will seat up to 30 guests for the proceeding where the marriage will be
celebrated by a Superintendent Registrar.The well-kept baroque garden lends a fabulous air
of history and breezy lightness to the ensuing festivity. The vivid colours of white round tables
ancient red sandstone walls and the rich green of the lawn all blend with each other perfectly.
We will be glad to provide you with a carriage or anything else you might require for an
unforgettable night.
Rooms:
You will be staying in the manor house together with your hosts. We offer four guest rooms, all
with private facilities. Each room has been decorated in a different colour and all have been
luxuriously appointed with atmospheric antiquities. Room rates include breakfast and VAT.
We can grant a discount from the 3rd night on.
Special arrangement can be made for groups of eight or more. Starting from a group of six
your hostess will be happy to provide you with either a warm lunch or supper you might be
passing during your day-time acivity enjoying one of the great activities the area has to offer.
The Eifel is Europes green heart offering horseback riders and hikers a beautiful landscape of
gently sloped hills with vast forests alternating with pastures and valleys with pitoresque
brooks and creeks.
The castle of bruch is located in the southern part of this green heart or more specifically in the
Salm valley that stretches all the way to the Mosel. The horseback-hikingroutes are wellkept
and well furnished with easy to read signposts that lead the way to our Eifel –horseback-
riding station. You will find us well prepared to accommodate you and your horse: for you it’s a
great range of refreshing beverages on our patio and for your horse it’s either a paddock or an
open horse stable.
Activities:
As guest of the castle of Bruch you will take lodging in the center of the Eifel-Mosel region. It is
a perfect starting point to explore and experience both regions.
The land surrounding the castle of Bruch has been marked by the passage of romans and
kelts. The routes for riding and hiking run through extensive forests and past places of
ancient history. They afford the traveller the most beautiful view on the Eifel landscape and
allow for the most capturizing observations of animal life from the mating habits of deer to the
hunting of icebirds.
The Eifel region is covered with a density of castles unlike any other part of the world A
majority of these castles are within reach of one hour car ride .
Guests interested in geology will find evidence of our planets development on every step they
take. The most impressive insights into the forming of the earths surface can be found in the
Maare of Manderscheid and the Wolfs - Gorge at Irrel.
Contact:
D-54518 Bruch, In der Burg 1
Germany
Telephone: 06578 1620
Bed and Breakfast Burg Bruch ( North-Rhine-Westphalia, Bruch )
