Moyland Castle, Gothic Revival water castle in Bedburg-Hau, Germany.
Moyland is a Gothic Revival castle with four towers surrounding a central keep, built from brick with decorative Tudor-style details. The structure divides clearly between the historic main castle and renovated outbuildings that now serve as exhibition spaces, library, and café.
The site is documented from 1307 as a fortified farm in early records. It transformed across centuries through different architectural styles before acquiring its present Gothic Revival appearance during the 19th century.
The castle serves as a major art institution, presenting works that reflect contemporary creative practices. Visitors moving through the galleries encounter pieces arranged to show different artistic approaches and ideas.
The grounds are walkable and navigation is helped by the distinct architecture of the main castle and surrounding buildings. Visitors should expect variable lighting indoors and can pace themselves between outdoor and indoor spaces as desired.
The castle's main staircase displays animal sculptures including lions and figures symbolizing connections to famous historical visitors. These decorative touches quietly tell stories of guests who left their mark on the place.
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