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Château de Colpach

Château de Colpach

To be privately owned

The Château de Colpach is a historic castle in western Luxembourg that has undergone a fascinating transformation from a medieval fortress to an elegant estate. Located in the picturesque surroundings of Colpach-Bas, it stands as a testament to changing architectures and ownerships.

History+

The origins of Château de Colpach date back to 1303, when it was first mentioned as a small medieval fortress surrounded by a moat, similar to the structures in Ell and Everlange. From 1628, the castle was owned by the Lords of Pforzheim. In 1747, they had the moats filled in and converted the fortress into a château. In the 19th century, the estate belonged to Baron Edouard de Marches. Aline Mayrisch, the later owner, sold the château to the Red Cross in 1947, which subsequently used it as a convalescent home.

Location+

Château de Colpach is situated in Colpach-Bas, a village in the municipality of Redange, within the Diekirch district of Luxembourg. It is located at an elevation of approximately 297 meters above sea level.

On site+

Today, Château de Colpach is privately owned and no longer serves as a convalescent home. Information regarding public accessibility is not available.

Nearby+
  • Château d'Ell (Castle), approx. 2.6 km away
  • Château de Schorels (Castle), approx. 8.9 km away
  • Château d'Everlange (Castle), approx. 9.5 km away
  • Château d'Useldange (Castle), approx. 11.2 km away

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