Marienburg Castle

Opening hours & entrance fees

Even though Marienburg Castle is currently closed to the public, you don't have to miss out on a fascinating experience.

Special opening

The castle’s inner courtyard and two rooms in the north wing—the former stables and the coach house—are open to visitors. The special opening hours will be on November 22 (Marienburg Castle Marathon) and 23, November 29 and 30, and December 6 and 7, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. each day; admission is free.

All the latest information can be found here!

Thanks to modern technology, you can still explore the magnificent summer residence of the Guelphs—all from the comfort of your own home. Experience Marienburg Castle digitally now: with an impressive 360° tour and the innovative guided tour “A Journey Through Time at Marienburg.”

Why is Marienburg Castle currently closed?

Marienburg Castle is currently closed to the general public due to extensive renovation and restoration work. The goal is to preserve the historic structure and ensure the castle is in the best possible condition for future visitors.

Despite its closure, the castle is still the focus of digital discovery tours - ideal for anyone who loves history and doesn't want to miss out on the experience.

Experience Marienburg Castle Virtually: 360° Tour

With the 360° online tour, you can take a virtual tour of the magnificent rooms of Marienburg Castle. Through interactive panoramic images and high-resolution close-ups, you can experience the architecture and interior design as vividly as if you were right there in person.

Experience Marienburg Castle Digitally

Marienburg Castle - 360° view

Click here for a 360° view of Marienburg Castle.

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Interactive app tour "Time travel around Marienburg Castle"

Since July 16, 2025, the digital tour “A Journey Through Time Around Marienburg” has been available to anyone interested. The tour features 15 multimedia stations along a roughly 500-meter-long loop trail around Marienburg Castle.

Using QR codes - which are displayed on site or can be downloaded in advance - visitors can access a wide range of content on their own smartphone or tablet, including information texts, historical film sequences and impressive 360° images. The tour offers both architectural and historical insights into the history of the castle and its former inhabitants.

The average duration of the tour is around 60 minutes and is ideal for individuals, families or smaller groups who want to experience the castle in a contemporary and flexible way - even when the interior tour is closed.