Burg Bocholt, Medieval castle in Nettetal, Germany
Burg Bocholt is a castle in Nettetal featuring a prominent four-story tower called the Kaiserturm, with stone walls dating to the 14th century. The structure preserves medieval architectural details and now functions as a venue with multiple halls for various gatherings.
The first documented mention dates to 1096, when the structure held strategic importance along an ancient trade route. It suffered damage during the Seven Years' War but was later rebuilt.
The Knights' Hall within Burg Bocholt displays vaulted ceilings and historical details, offering space for ceremonies and celebrations for up to 130 guests.
The grounds are accessible for events of various sizes, with several indoor spaces available. Visitors should note that access is mainly limited to reserved events.
The Olive Farm courtyard contains century-old olive trees that are illuminated by decorative lighting in the evening. This outdoor area allows celebrations to extend well into the night.
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