Historic Chateaux and
the Grand Ducal Palace

Beaufort ......................
Bourscheid Castle .......
Clervaux .....................
La Rochette ................
Luxembourg ................
Vianden Castle ............

Chateaux with a cultural or tourist role

Bettembourg
Bourglinster
Clervaux
Hollenfels
Munsbach
Stadtbredimus
Wiltz

The valley of the seven
chateaux

Mersch
Schoenfels
Hollenfels
Ansembourg (old & new)
Septfontaines
Koerich.

Other chateaux and ruins of stately homes

These chateaux cannot be visited, but they are still part of the Luxembourg landscape:

Aspelt
Berbourg
Bertrange
Bettange/Mess
Bettendorf
Betzdorf
Birtrange
Born
Brandenbourg
Colmar-Berg
Colpach
Differdange
Ell
Erpeldange/Ettelbruck
Esch-sur-Alzette
Everlange
Fischbach
Heffingen
Heisdorf
Heringen
Lux- Rollingergrund
Meysembourg
Moestroff
Rosport
Sanem
Schengen
Schrassig
Schuttbourg
Stolzembourg
Walferdange
Wampach
Weiler-la-Tour
Wintrange

Ruins of chateaux to be visited

Brandenbourg (Romanesque and Gothic)

Dudelange (Mont Saint-Jean, Gothic)

Esch-sur-Sûre (Romanesque and Gothic)

Hesperange (Gothic)

Koerich (Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque)

Pettange/Mersch (Gothic and Renaissance)

Useldange (Gothic)

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Probably built in the 9th century as a stronghold.
Built in the 10th century; first mentioned in a document in 1095.
Imposing feudal castle which dates back to the 12th century.
1176: the name "Fiels" (Fels in German, La Rochette in French).

Constructed between the 11th and 14th centuries.