Unsleben Castle

Unsleben, Germany

Unsleben was mentioned in the documents first in 1162 as a habitation of a local noble family. The castle dates from the same period. The castle was destroyed during Peasants' War in 1525 and rebuilt two years later. 

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Founded: 12th century
Category: Castles and fortifications in Germany
Historical period: Hohenstaufen Dynasty (Germany)

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4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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Alina Gudermann (2 years ago)
The accommodation was great & the landlords were really very friendly and tried very hard! In addition, the accommodation is dog-friendly, so not only we, but also our dog had a great time :) Thank you for the great stay! We'd love to come back :) Greetings Alina & Aaron with dog Hilda
Ulrike O. (2 years ago)
Romantic ambience, pretty surroundings. You can go for walks directly from the palace complex — ideal for dog owners. Count and Countess Waldburg are very friendly and hard-working. In the immediate vicinity is a very well-run village shop with everything you need, and the wonderful Gasthof Krone Schenke with very good service and the finest food! Recommended!
Andrea Runkel (2 years ago)
We spent a few wonderful, very relaxing days in the castle cottage. Great ambience, a moated castle to fall in love with. Quiet environment very nice for hiking. A great village shop, butcher and village tavern where you can eat very well in the immediate vicinity. Very nice hosts. Our dogs also felt very comfortable. Thank you very much we would love to come back
Peter Mergl (3 years ago)
Lovely place, great for any kind of celebrations or gathering. Can only recommend.
The 3 B. Lockwins (6 years ago)
Loved it here! Highly recommend! Hosts speak English and are very nice! This is the real deal and as authentic experience in a historical castle with a moat! Comfy rooms and great experience!
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