Schloss Hirschhorn

Schloss Hirschhorn is a magnificent castle in Germany situated in the banks of River Neckar, about 7 miles south of Heidelberg. The Schloss, which dates back to the 14th century, is surrounded by picturesque forests and sprawling meadows, with the Neckar river providing an idyllic backdrop. The castle is home to a vast collection of stately rooms, including a grand hall, the chapel and a stately kitchen. Inside, visitors will find a beautiful collection of painted walls and furniture, as well as intricate and ornate decorations. The castle’s former garden, once frequented by Emperor Charles Theodore and his wife, is currently open to the public. The forest surrounding the castle is full of trails that snake through the trees and offer spectacular views of the Neckar Valley. Strolling around the gardens and admiring the castle's grand architecture makes Schloss Hirschhorn an ideal destination for those looking to explore and experience a piece of German history.