Explore Burg Eltz with Stanza's GPS-triggered offline audio guide.

Eltz Castle is a medieval castle nestled in the hills above the Moselle River in Germany. It remains privately owned by a branch of the same family that lived there in the 12th century.
Establishing the castle's unique position. Need a panoramic view that shows the castle's isolation on the rock spur.

Welcome to Burg Eltz, a remarkable medieval stronghold and one of the rare German castles never destroyed by war, standing proudly on a high rock spur within the lush Elzbach valley.
The visual threshold. This is where visitors cross the Elzbach river to enter the fortress.

The entry gateway features massive wooden doors set into rough-hewn stone, creating a controlled bottleneck that everyone from lords to laborers had to pass through to enter the castle.
Focuses on the medieval nobility's martial lifestyle. Located in the Rübenach wing.

The castle’s arsenal contains a diverse collection of maces, war hammers, and early firearms, illustrating the practical weaponry used to maintain the fortress’s status as a stronghold.
Living quarters and private faith. Integrates the verified chapel POIs.

Intricate carvings on the chapel altar depict scenes from the Last Supper and the Agony in the Garden, still bearing faint remnants of the original, colorful paint used by medieval artists.
Located in the cellars, this stop features the family's most precious artifacts, including the verified Cranach painting.

Look into the faces of the Eltz lineage through these formal portraits, where every detail of fur and jewelry speaks to the family's high status in the Holy Roman Empire.
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