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B&B Castle of Bruch
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| Nestled into the beautyful Salm valley lies the castle of bruch, a tranquil place to relax and recover behind ancient and comforting walls.
The Bruch Castle was originally the domain of the lords of bruch. the earliest documentary mention of the house of bruch dates from the year 1138, with Fridelo von Bruch. The castle was built during the frst half of the 13th century, and probably completed in the year 1243. In this year Theoderich von bruch was named as the lord of the castle ("dominus castri de Bruche").
The von Bruch line came to an end with Dietrich the sixth, and possession of the castle passed to his brother-in-law, Dietrich von Daun, who was invested with the rule of the castle by the archbishop of trier in1338. During the following centuries, the lord of the castle was sometimes under the suverainty of the prince-elektor of Trier and sometimes under the rulers of Luxembourg. Ownership of the castle passed between a number of different families belonging to the service nobility.
The roughly rectangular site of approximately 100 x 50 meters was originally sorrounded by earthen ramparts and a moat. A second moat divided the castle inti the higher central fortress (the keep), with a palace, watch tower and fortified gates, and the larger outer fortress (the close), where the outbuildings (stables, barns, blacksmith, etc.)
Particulary noteworth are the two high, relatively slender, round towers, which were added around 1340, to increase the defensive capabilities of the castle, which lay on the border to the duchy of Luxembourg.
The tithe warehouse, with its impressive lenght (about 43 meters), was built around 1650 on the site of an earlier building. Above the ground floor of the present building are several sandstone barrel vaults.
The larger manor house, located in the south west corner of the fortress, was constructed in 1738 by count Kesselstatt, the owner of the property at that time. It incorporates the old chapel, wich was built about 1300.
Opposite the main house is a coach-house, which dates from the second half of the 19th century.
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Things To Do
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| From the castle of Bruch you will reach in a short drive the Mosel - Valley for a ship tour or a wine - tasting. It is only 25 min. of drive to Trier, the oldest town of germany and about 50 min. to Luxemburg. The famous castle of Eltz is only a 50 min drive.
The castle is surrounded by large forests, where you can hike or bike. In our pond you can fish or do a boatstour. |
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Rooms
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Spacious and lovingly furnished ensuite appartement with two rooms. Its kingsized bed and convertible couch provides for the accomodations of either 2-3 adults or a family with two children. The room has a panoramic view of the surrounding forest and pastures.
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2 Persons 1 Person
110,00 EURO 90,00 EURO
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| | Bedroom 3 and 4
These two rooms are located on the second floor and show the old oak beams in there ceilings. all beds are king-sized and both rooms are furnished with antiques and lovingly decorated . | Room Rate
2 persons 1 person
100,- € |
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| | Bedroom No 1
This comfortable ensuite room contains a kingsized bed. The view is of
the keep and the courtyard.
Two other rooms are also furnished with antiques. The beams of their ceiling give a cosy and rustique atmosphere. | Room Rate
2 persons 1 person
90,- € 70,- €
Rates each include breakfast and tax. For stays exceeding a duration of 2 days special conditions can be arranged.
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