Godorfer Burg, Medieval water castle in Berzdorf, Germany.

Godorfer Burg is a medieval water castle in Berzdorf with several building sections, including a two-story front structure with an octagonal tower and a main building. The so-called Adlerhaus features a specialized tower facing the courtyard.

The Godorfer Hof was first documented in 1173 as property of the Schwarzrheindorf monastery. The Godorfer Burg beside it is a separate building; the year 1871 appears in an inscription on one of its wings and is probably the construction year of the present castle building. It was extensively renovated between 2014 and 2015.

The name Godorfer Hof appears in a 1173 record as property of the Schwarzrheindorf monastery, while the neighbouring Godorfer Burg carries the year 1871 on an inscription in one of its wings. The two names are still used for the adjoining complex at the western exit of Berzdorf. The buildings now hold offices and apartments, and the manor house of the Hof is a listed monument.

After major renovations completed in 2015, the buildings were fitted with modern offices and apartments while keeping the historic exterior intact. The site is easy to explore from the outside, even if interior visits may not always be possible.

The Godorfer Hof, the farmstead beside the castle, was first recorded in 1173 as property of the Schwarzrheindorf monastery; the castle building itself carries the year 1871 in an inscription on one of its wings. The two are separate complexes, and the castle was extensively renovated between 2014 and 2015.