Berg Castle

Berg Castle (Château de Berg) is a historic palace in the town of Colmar-Berg in central Luxembourg that serves as a principal residence of the Grand Ducal family. The building has been associated with the royal household since the 19th century and remains an official private residence.

Architectural details and formal reception rooms reflect its role as a ducal home and venue for select state and family events. Public access is generally restricted; the castle is viewed from public roads and occasional official open days or events.

The château has been rebuilt and modified over time to serve residential and representative functions for Luxembourg’s monarchs. It remains an occupied residence rather than a museum or full-time public site.

Château de Berg stands on the banks of the River Alzette in Colmar-Berg, in central Luxembourg, and is easily seen from the town and nearby roads.

• Access: Functions as the principal private residence of the Grand Ducal family and is not generally open to the public, though the grounds are visible from nearby public roads.
• Location and role: Located beside the River Alzette in the town of Colmar-Berg, serving as a central ducal residence since the 19th century.