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By some optimistic estimates, there are as many as 130 castles in Luxembourg but more realistically there are probably just over a hundred, although many of these could be considered large residences or manor houses rather than castles.[1] The present list of castles in Luxembourg runs to about 50 and includes all the well-known fortresses and residential chateaux in the country. Below the main list, there is a sublist mentioning some of the other castles which may be included at a later date. Main list| Image | Name | Construction date | Location | Current state |
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| Ansembourg Castle | 1135 | Ansembourg | Privately owned, no visitors | | New Castle of Ansembourg | 1639 | Ansembourg | Privately owned, renovated, gardens open to the public | | Aspelt Castle | 1590 | Aspelt | Undergoing restoration | | Beaufort Castle | 11th century | Beaufort | Ruin, open to visitors | | Beggen Castle | 1895 | Dommeldange | Now Russian Embassy | | Berg Castle | 1911 | Colmar-Berg | Grand-ducal residence | | Bettange-sur-Mess Castle | 1753 | Bettange-sur-Mess | Rehabilitation centre for mentally handicapped persons | | Bettembourg Castle | 1733 | Bettembourg | Town hall of Bettembourg | | Bettendorf Castle | 1728 | Bettendorf | Privately owned, no visitors | | Betzdorf Castle | 17th century | Betzdorf | Owned by SES communications, no visitors | | Born Castle | 18th century | Born, Luxembourg | Privately owned | | Bourglinster Castle | 11th century | Bourglinster | Hotel and conference centre | | Bourscheid Castle | 1095 | Bourscheid | Partly restored, open to visitors | | Brandenbourg Castle | 13th century | Brandenbourg | Ruin, no longer open to visitors | | Clemency Castle | 1665 | Clemency, SW Luxembourg | Fully restored, occasionally open to visitors | | Clervaux Castle | 12th century | Clervaux | Fully restored, open to visitors | | Colpach Castle | 18th century | Colpach-Bas | Convalescent centre | | Differdange Castle | 1577 | Differdange | Miami University | | Dommeldange Castle | 17th century | Dommeldange | Chinese Embassy | | Dudelange Castle | 15th century | Mont St. Jean, Luxembourg | Now just a ruin | | Erpeldange Castle | 1630 | Erpeldange | Commune offices | | Esch-sur-Sûre Castle | 13th century | Esch-sur-Sûre | Ruins, site open to visitors | | Fischbach Castle | 17th century | Fischbach | Grand-ducal residence | | Grand Ducal Palace, Luxembourg | 1572 | Luxembourg City | Grand-ducal palace | | Heisdorf Castle | 19th century | Heisdorf | Old people's home | | Hesperange Castle | 13th century | Hesperange | Ruin, privately owned, not accessible | | Hollenfels Castle | 11th century | Hollenfels | Educational centre for young people | | Koerich Castle | 13th century | Koerich | Ruins, site open to visitors | | La Fontaine Castle | 1563 | Clausen, Luxembourg City | Today almost nothing remains of the former palace | | Larochette Castle | 11th century | Larochette | Open to the public in summer | | Lucilinburugh | 963 | Luxembourg Bock | Only ruins, Open to the public | | Mamer Castle | 1830 | Mamer | Town hall and communal offices | | Mersch Castle | 16th century | Mersch | Commune's administration, site can be visited | | Meysembourg Castle | 1880 | Near Larochette | Privately owned, no visitors | | Munsbach Castle | 1775 | Munsbach | Educational institution | | Pettingen Castle | 16th century | Pettingen | Ruin, open to the public | | Rosport Castle | 1892 | Rosport | Museum open to the public | | Sanem Castle | 1557 | Sanem | Children's home | | Schengen Castle | 19th century | Schengen | Hotel and convention centre | | Schoenfels Castle | 17th century | Schoenfels | Site open to the public | | Schuttbourg Castle | 1404 | Near Kautenbach | Privately owned, no visitors | | Schauwenburg Castle | 16th century | Bertrange | Town hall and communal offices | | Senningen Castle | 1750 | Near Niederanven | Governmental conference centre, no visitors | | Septfontaines Castle | 13th century | Septfontaines | Privately owned, no visitors | | Septfontaines, Rollingergrund | 1775 | Luxembourg City | Convention centre | | Stadtbredimus Castle | 1724 | Stadtbredimus | Wine cooperative | | Stolzembourg Castle | 1898 | Stolzembourg | Privately owned, no visitors | | Urspelt Castle | 1860 | near Clervaux | Hotel | | Useldange Castle | 12th century | Useldange | Ruins open to the public | | Vianden Castle | Mainly 11th to 14th century | Vianden | Fully restored, open to the public throughout the year | | Walferdange Castle | 1824 | Walferdange | University of Luxembourg | | Wiltz Castle | 1727 | Wiltz | school | | Wintrange Castle | 1610 | Wintrange | Privately owned, Event venue. National Historic Monument.[2] | |
SublistThis is a list of less important castles or castles which are not yet covered by articles in the English Wikipedia. - Belenhaff in Junglinster (converted to a golf course and clubhouse)
- Berlaymont Castle in Clervaux (small 12th-century castle rebuilt 1635, now a hotel)
- Birtrange Castle near Schieren (privately owned)
- Ell Castle near Redange (once a minor fort, now used for agricultural activities)
- Heringen in the Mullerthal (an unimpressive ruin)
- Kockelscheuer Castle just south of Luxembourg City (19th century private residence)
- Mertert Castle near Wasserbillig (built in the 1870s, offers accommodation)
- Moestroff Castle near Bettendorf in eastern Luxembourg (dates from 1433, privately owned)
- Schorels Castle near Eschette (only remnants of walls remain)
- Schrassig Castle, now demolished dated from the 17th century
- Syrdall Castle
References1. ^Evy Friedrich, "Burgen und Schlösser", Editions Guy Binsfeld, Luxembourg. {{ISBN|3-88957-033-X}}.
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://wintrange.com|title=Château de Wintrange|work=Château de Wintrange}}
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