Schloss Neuweier

Schloss Neuweier fascinates with its well-preserved historic water castle from the 12th century, giving you an intriguing glimpse into medieval castle architecture.

Especially impressive are the polygonal stair tower with lion head arrow slits and the rare medieval defense mechanisms in the drawbridge towers – perfect for families who want to experience history up close.

On the castle grounds, you'll find a historic courtyard with stables and a pheasant garden, as well as a chapel with remarkable interiors and an important tombstone from 1950, offering cultural treasures to discover.

The expansive garden and courtyard areas invite outdoor exploration and showcase life on a historic estate, which is especially exciting for children.

As one of the oldest secular buildings in Baden-Baden, the castle tells the story of Renaissance architecture development along the Upper Rhine and combines history with vibrant wine culture: this is where the Riesling vine was introduced, growing on the terraced vineyards of Mauerberg.

Especially interesting for families with older children and wine lovers: The winery produces about 80,000 bottles of Riesling and Spätburgunder each year and demonstrates how a historic site connects to the present.