Itlingen Castle for the Castles and Palaces Day

Haus Itlingen in Ascheberg is alternately referred to as a moated castle or a water castle. Ferdinand von Nagel had the present castle built around 1680. In 1754, it was rebuilt in the Baroque style by the architect Johann Conrad Schlaun and given its horseshoe shape (a central building with two wings) with round towers on the outer flanks. Today, the castle estate is owned by the von Nagel family.

The castle is not normally open to the public
© Münsterland e.V./Axel Carneim
A castle in the green
© Münsterland e.V./Philipp Fölting
The chapel
© Münsterland e.V./Philipp Fölting
The old manor house is mentioned as early as 1300
© Münsterland e.V./Philipp Fölting

Guided tour of Itlingen Castle

10 a.m. - 2.30 p.m.

Guided tour of the hall and the chapel with a short lecture on the history of Itlingen Castle. This will be given in the hall by the lord of the castle himself and in the chapel by Mr Reinhard Gesing.

  • Start: 11 a.m., 12 p.m., 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m.
  • Duration: 45 minutes
  • Price: free of charge
  • Registration: by 8 June by e-mail to klaverkamp@ascheberg.de or by telephone on 02593 609-1310
  • Meeting point: castle courtyard
  • Note: Shuttle service to the castle. Cyclists can cycle to the castle courtyard.

Service at Itlingen Castle

  • Admission free / free of charge
  • Park by the house
  • Bad weather offer

More info

  • The 100 Castles Route runs approx. 2 km from the castle.
  • The journey by regional train 89 to Ascheberg-Mersch station (distance to the castle approx. 2 km) takes only approx. 16 minutes from Münster main station.
  • Combine your excursion with a visit to Nordkirchen Castle.

Address

  • Itlingen Castle
  • Forsthövel-Merschstraße 129
  • 59387 Ascheberg-Herbern

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