Rotes Schloss Jagsthausen

Rotes Schloss Jagsthausen is a historic castle in Jagsthausen in the Heilbronn district of Baden-Württemberg, Germany, which today operates as a hospitality brand under the ownership of the von Berlichingen family. The castle was built between approximately 1572 and 1590 by Hans Reinhard von Berlichingen, a member of a side line of the von Berlichingen family, on the site of the former Roman fort of Jagsthausen and in the immediate vicinity of the family's ancestral seat, the Götzenburg. Interior wall paintings from the time of construction survive, while the building was extended in the 18th century with a facade and a mansard roof facing the village. In the late 19th century it housed the Berlichingen rent office and the apartment of the rent master. Today the castle is home to a restaurant, a country inn (Landgasthaus), a castle beer garden (Schlossbiergarten), and event and catering services. The business is run by the brothers Gottfried and Hans-Sigmund von Berlichingen, who continue a family tradition spanning more than 17 generations. The brand positions itself around four values: traditional, open, passionate and authentic. It offers a castle kitchen ranging from hearty rustic to exclusive dishes, hosts weddings, company parties and birthdays, and provides catering and event locations. A separate estate, Landgut Halsberg, is available for weddings and special events. The restaurant also runs seasonal promotions such as mushroom weeks and hosts beer tastings in cooperation with the Herbsthäuser brewery. The Rotes Schloss is a private, family-owned enterprise and does not trade on any stock exchange.

The Rotes Schloss in Jagsthausen was built between approximately 1572 and 1590 by Hans Reinhard von Berlichingen, a member of a side line of the von Berlichingen family. It stands on the grounds of the former Roman fort of Jagsthausen and in immediate proximity to the Götzenburg, the ancestral seat of the von Berlichingen family. Interior wall paintings from the period of construction are still preserved. In the 18th century the castle was expanded with a facade and a mansard roof facing the village. In the late 19th century the castle housed the seat of the Berlichingen rent office (Rentamt) and the apartment of the rent master. In modern times the castle has been converted into a hospitality business. Today it operates as a Landgasthaus (country inn), restaurant, and Schlossbiergarten (castle beer garden), and is run by the brothers Gottfried and Hans-Sigmund von Berlichingen, who represent over 17 generations of family involvement. The family also operates the Landgut Halsberg estate for weddings and special events. The business offers catering, event locations, and hosts seasonal culinary promotions and beer tastings in cooperation with local breweries such as Herbsthäuser.

• 1800

  The castle houses the Berlichingen rent office and the rent master's apartment (late 19th century).

• 1700

  The castle is expanded with a facade and mansard roof facing the village (18th century).

• 1590

  Construction of the Rotes Schloss is completed.

• 1572

  Construction of the Rotes Schloss begins under Hans Reinhard von Berlichingen.

• The castle is converted into a restaurant and hospitality business.

Traditional, open, passionate and authentic hospitality in a historic castle setting, run by the von Berlichingen family for over 17 generations.

• Schlossküche restaurant

  Castle kitchen offering dishes from hearty rustic to exclusive.

• Schlossbiergarten

  Castle beer garden.

• Landgasthaus

  Country inn with rooms.

• Event and catering services

  Hosting of company parties, birthdays, weddings, and catering.

• Landgut Halsberg

  Estate available for weddings and special events.

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