REINHARDSTEIN, METTERNICH'S CASTLE

Reinhardstein was built in the 14th century by Renaud of Waimes at the duke of Luxemburg's request. In 1812, count Metternich (father of the famous Chancellor) was deprived of his possessions by the French. After 150 years of desertion, it has been restored to its former glory by one Professor Overloop and it is still inhabited.

Comment:

During the school holidays, visits on Tuesday - Thursday - Saturday in French at 2.15 pm and in Dutch at 2.30 pm. On Sunday in French at 11 am and in Dutch at 11.15 am.
In July and August extra visits are organised.
Throughout the year, open nearly every weekend.
Consult the website below for more detailed timetables.

Extra information:

Free of charge : children - 6 years.

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