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beaufort, © Roll Schleich

Mediaeval castle Beaufort

Beaufort

Explore the gradual growth of the mediaeval castle over four separate construction phases between 1015 and 1650,reflected in the different architectural styles – Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance.

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© Amis du Château de Bourscheid asbl

Bourscheid Castle

Bourscheid

Probably built in the tenth century, the castle underwent important extensions including the erection of a fortification wall flanked by six towers during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.

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Burg Ramstein bei Kordel, © Eifel Tourismus GmbH, D. Ketz

Burg Ramstein

Kordel

The construction of Ramstein Castle near Korde dates back to the Electors of Trier. The castle Ramstein (today ruin) is lonely located on a sandstone rock south of Kordel.

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Welschbillig, © nicole zimmer

Burg & Hermenanlage in Welschbillig

Welschbillig

Already in the middle of the second century, the Romans had a villa in Welschbillig. In the second half of the fourth century, they constructed an even larger one, which in U-shape was connected west of a 60-by-20-meter pond, surrounded by 112 herds…

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renaissanceschloss-2beaufort-castles, © Beaufort Castles

The Renaissance Castle Beaufort

Discover the four wings of the French-Renaissance castle.

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clervaux-commune-clervaux, © Commune Clervaux

Clervaux Castle

The majestic castle is perched on the slopes of a rocky promontory, the so-called "Lay". The origins of the castle are lost in the mists of time.

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larochette2marc-siebenaler-lft_1, © Marc Siebenaler LFT

Larochette Castle

The ruins of Larochette Castle are perched on a sandstone promontory 150 metres above the Valley of the White Ernz, a tributary of the river Sûre.

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Esch-sur-Sûre Castle

The first buildings of the castle were thus constructed in the Romanesque period, whilst its development took place in the Gothic period.

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