Schloss Malberg

Schloss Malberg is a Renaissance palace situated on elevated ground with a main building featuring a clock tower and multiple levels. The estate includes two garden areas at different elevations that surround the building complex.

The palace was built in the 16th century and acquired its present form through major renovations in the 18th century under Bishop Johann Werner von Veyder. These alterations gave the building its characteristic baroque style that defines it today.

The palace serves as a venue for exhibitions and concerts held regularly in its baroque halls and gardens throughout the year. Visitors experience the rooms as they were historically used and gain a sense of life in earlier times.

Visits require advance planning as access is available only during specific times, and the elevated location means good footwear and moderate physical activity are advisable. Checking opening times before your visit ensures you can fully experience the property.

The Iron Garden contains ornamental metalwork from the 18th century and offers views across the Kyll River valley and Eifel forests. This lesser-visited garden area serves as a hidden retreat for those exploring the quieter corners of the property.