Schloss Kewenig

Schloss Kewenig is a castle featuring raw stone walls and characteristic defensive structural elements in Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm. The complex consists of several building sections arranged around a central courtyard, forming a compact castle structure.

The castle emerged in the late Middle Ages as an important seat for regional rulers. It remained a significant place for local decision-making and administration across generations.

The castle reflects building traditions of the Eifel region and shows how the area developed over centuries. Visitors can experience the connection between architecture and local history directly in its rooms.

The grounds are easily accessible with parking available near the main entrance. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes, as pathways lead across uneven terrain.

Beneath the castle runs a network of passages connecting different parts of the building. These tunnels reveal how medieval builders thought about and planned such structures.