Experts' Choice Award Chateau Esch-sur-Sure
What the experts agree on
Medieval ruins perched dramatically on a hilltop with sweeping views from the watchtower. The 10th-century castle's two remaining sections—keep and chapel—evoke its fascinating transition from noble fortress to humble village dwelling.
“Once the local rulers had gone these enchanting ruins housed common folk in an almost real life fairy tale. ”
– Atlas Obscura
Michelin Guide 1 Star
"From the watch-tower situated at the top of the hill, you have an interesting view over the site, with the keep and chapel of the castle in the foreground." Full review
Fodor's "Building began on the castle around 927 AD and it later passed down through the Counts of Esch...visitors can scrabble the two main sections left standing, including what remains of the original " Full review
