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Schlösschen Buchegg

Schlösschen Buchegg (Buechischlössli) in Kyburg-Buchegg, Switzerland, is a tower built in 1546 on the site of a medieval castle complex that served as a prison for around 250 years. The Schloss Buchegg Foundation maintains the tower and castle grounds, promotes culture and art, and runs the Bucheggberg district archive. Only a few wall remains survive today from the once powerful Buchegg castle from the 11th century. The castle also serves as a venue for changing art exhibitions.

Information

  • Visit duration: 60min
  • Free entrance: No
  • Topic: Castle

Opening hours

Opening hours could not be found on the website.

Contact

Webpage
schlossbuchegg.ch
Address
Dorfstrasse 12, 4586 Kyburg-Buchegg

FAQ

  • Can I visit the castle with a guided tour?
    Yes, guided tours are offered. For tours, you can contact Robert Flückiger at 032 661 16 71.
  • Are there art exhibitions at the castle?
    Yes, the castle regularly hosts changing art exhibitions. For exhibitions, you can contact Patricia Müller at 078 826 29 45.
  • Does the castle have a district archive?
    Yes, the Schloss Buchegg Foundation operates the Bucheggberg district archive. The contact is Martin Schoch at 032 351 64 11.
  • Is there a circular hiking trail around the castle?
    Yes, the foundation maintains the Bucheggberg circular hiking trail (Bucheggberger Rundwanderweg).