Burg Binsfeld, Renaissance castle in Nörvenich, Germany.

Burg Binsfeld is a brick castle with three stories on the field side and two stories on the courtyard side, marked by a round tower at its southeastern corner. The rectangular layout features double rows of arches that frame the inner courtyard and define its character.

The castle was built in 1533 by Werner von Binsfeld on the foundations of an earlier structure. The new building blended medieval and Renaissance styles, showing how the family created a modern residence on established historical ground.

The castle displays architectural details from the region with loggias reminiscent of Italian design, and features carved stones with the initials of the Binsfeld and Nesselrode families. These elements show how the residents connected to wider European influences of their time.

Burg Binsfeld lies about four kilometres south-east of Düren near the village of Binsfeld, in the municipality of Nörvenich. Since 1 December 1993 the buildings have housed a senior residence that has grown to roughly 180 places, so the house and courtyard are not open to visitors. The moat and the outer walls can be seen from the surrounding paths.

The six-arch loggias on both floors of the courtyard side are an unusually elaborate design for residential buildings in the region. This double arrangement of arcades ranks among the most distinctive features of secular architecture along the Rhine.