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Hohenzollern Castle Entry Tickets

Discover Burg Hohenzollern, a hilltop fortress and ancestral home of the Hohenzollern family, with flexible timed-entry that fits your schedule.

Arrive in Bisingen at your reserved time, present your ticket at Burg Hohenzollern, and head straight inside to begin your visit today.

Your ticket grants access to Burg Hohenzollern in Bisingen so you can roam the castle independently, free from fixed groups, guides, or schedules.

Slow down inside Hohenzollern Castle, ideal for history enthusiasts and architecture admirers who want time to appreciate every detail around them.

Entry to Hohenzollern Castle

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Explore Hohenzollern Castle at your own pace with flexible entry tickets to Burg Hohenzollern in Bisingen.

Getting started

Head directly to Burg Hohenzollern in Bisingen and proceed to the entrance with your Hohenzollern Castle entry ticket. Follow the on-site signs to the access point indicated on your booking, where your ticket is checked before you enter the castle grounds. Once inside, you are free to move through the spaces in any order that suits your visit.

What to expect

Hohenzollern Castle

Hohenzollern Castle, also known as Burg Hohenzollern, is a landmark castle near Stuttgart, set above the town of Bisingen. Your ticket focuses on independent exploration, so you can spend time in the areas that interest you most.

Features:

Entry to Burg Hohenzollern in Bisingen is included with your Hohenzollern Castle entry ticket, giving you access to the castle complex as specified on your chosen ticket option. You can use this access to structure your own route and pace during your visit.

Admire the castle’s many towers and spires, which create a striking silhouette against the surrounding landscape.

Discover the contrast between its fairy-tale appearance and the simple, dignified style associated with Prussian architecture.

Learn about the Hohenzollern family and the powerful dynasty that ruled Prussia and later the German Empire.

Walk along the castle’s edges for panoramic views of the beautiful plains stretching beyond the hilltop.

Take a break at one of the castle’s two restaurants, both serving traditional Swabian cuisine.

Visit the castle church, a historic setting that can also host weddings.

What to bring

Warm clothing: Dress warmly in winter, as the museum rooms are not heated.

What's not allowed

Bags, umbrellas & walking sticks: Hiking rucksacks, walking sticks and umbrellas are not permitted in the museum rooms. Smaller rucksacks may be worn on the chest.

Drones: Drones and other remote-controlled aircraft are prohibited on and above the castle grounds and castle hill.

Photography & filming: Photography and filming are not permitted in the Treasury. Flash photography and tripods are not allowed in the museum rooms.

Baby carriages: Baby carriages and buggies are not permitted in the museum rooms.

Visitor conduct: Do not climb on the walls or cause damage to the historic structure.

Accessibility

Museum rooms: The museum rooms are not fully accessible and require climbing a staircase of 25 steps. Staff assistance is not available.

Wheelchair access: The shuttle bus from the visitor car park to the entrance gate is wheelchair accessible, and an elevator is available near the entrance gate.

Treasury: The Treasury is accessible from the castle courtyard without stairs.

Additional information

Parking & shuttle: Castle admission includes the shuttle bus between the visitor car park and the castle entrance, as well as car and motorbike parking fees.

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.

Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.