Nassenfels Castle, Nassenfels, Germany

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Stefan Vetter (12 months ago)
After Easter we spent a few days in the “Schloss 4” holiday home. A great holiday home with a rustic castle atmosphere. The house offers everything you need for a relaxing family vacation: a fully equipped kitchen, a cozy living room with a wood-burning stove, a small playroom with books and board games, a nice, spacious bathroom and enough comfortable beds even for larger families. And very important: fast WiFi available throughout the house. There is enough space for children to run around in the enclosed castle courtyard. There are many family-friendly excursion options available in the region. For families interested in technology, we can highly recommend the family tour of the Audi factory in nearby Ingolstadt. We really liked it at Nassenfeld Castle! Gladly again.

Markus Bergmann (2 years ago)
Great castle complex not open to the public. There are two holiday homes in the castle that can be rented. These are able to be recommended for a relaxing holiday.

Stefan Bockelmann (3 years ago)
Just an impressive, powerful place.

Julia Bock (3 years ago)
It is the ideal location for events such as the annual culture days or the pre-Christmas market. In a historic castle courtyard without annoying traffic, what could be nicer?

Luis Seichter (5 years ago)
It's ok very sad that you can't do yours in it

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