Rodemack and its castle

Just 38 km from the Hôtel Bristol, Rodemack, nicknamed the "Little Carcassonne of Lorraine," is a medieval village listed among the "Most Beautiful Villages of France." This charming fortified town offers visitors a journey through time, with its cobbled streets, half-timbered houses and, above all, its majestic Château des Margraves de Bade.

The castle, dating from the 12th century, stands proudly in the heart of the village, surrounded by ramparts that have withstood the centuries. Built by the Margraves of Baden, this imposing monument bears witness to the strategic importance of Rodemack in medieval times. The remains of this well-preserved castle reveal fascinating elements of medieval architecture, such as its towers and fortified gate. By exploring its ruins, one can imagine the lives of its occupants of yesteryear, and the guided tours offered allow one to delve into the history of this fortress that has survived wars and revolutions.

In addition to the castle, the village offers a total immersion in the medieval era, notably thanks to events such as the medieval festivals organized each summer. During these festivities, the streets of Rodemack come alive with period costumes, demonstrations of ancient crafts and street shows, offering an authentic and lively spectacle.

Back at the Bristol Hotel, after this historical escapade, you can take advantage of its offers . By staying at the Bristol Hotel, you are at the gates of Rodemack, ready to discover a site full of history and charm, ideal for lovers of heritage and authenticity.