Journey through History at Burg Meersburg

Rich in history and architecture, Burg Meersburg overlooks Lake Constance and showcases Germany's medieval past. Founded in the 7th century by Merovingian king Dagobert I, it is among the oldest inhabited castles in Germany, serving as a summer residence for the bishops of Konstanz from 1268 to 1803.

This 12th-century fortress features a central tower, a drawbridge, a knights’ hall, and dungeons, providing an authentic medieval experience. With 35 rooms of exhibitions displaying artifacts and history, including life insights from the medieval era, it holds significant cultural value.

Unforgettable Highlights

• Cultural Exhibits 🏰: Explore a variety of medieval artifacts in the museum.
• Scenic Views 🌅: Marvel at spectacular views of Lake Constance from the castle grounds.
• Architectural Features 🏛️: Admire well-preserved medieval architecture, including the knights’ hall and dungeons.

Burg Meersburg is accessible to visitors with paid tickets. Ideal for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts.