Arrive. Alight, take a deep breath and then - just look. This view. The gently rolling hills, the long rows of vines, the treetops of the nearby Steigerwald forest. A panorama that creates new perspectives. An aura straight out of a fairy tale. Schloss Frankenberg towers majestically over the lovely valley. The medieval towers radiate strength and protection. Lovingly restored and awakened from its slumber, the old walls have a new magic about them.
Sleep like a prince. In these beautiful old beds made of fine Scottish wood, in these romantic suites and rooms, with furniture that breathes history. Waking up in the morning, opening the windows - seeing, smelling and hearing nature. This is luxury that allows you to relax.
The magnificent castle ballroom creates an ambience made for fine dining. When you dine at Le Frankenberg, you can feel and taste the French passion of star chef Steffen Szabo. The Amtshaus next door offers a breathtaking panorama of his other passion: the region. Szabo was born here. Two cuisines, one philosophy - French-Franconian.
Less is more. Where terroir is sustainably cultivated, grapes are carefully selected and cellar technology is used with care, wines full of elegance are created. Vineyards have existed around Schloss Frankenberg for centuries. Award-winning Silvaner, Riesling and Pinot Blanc have only been produced since the arrival of winemaker Maximilian Czeppel.
Schloss Frankenberg creates moments for eternity. When you say "yes" in the castle chapel, you mean "forever". Those who celebrate here celebrate unforgettably - whether spectacular or contemplative, whether a birthday, christening or anniversary, whether in the castle halls or in the Amtshaus. And those who hold their meetings high up here clear their heads and minds for new ideas.
The imposing walls, the fortress moat and even the torture chamber bear witness to rule, to high jurisdiction and to regional roots in the triangle of towns between Würzburg, Nuremberg and Rothenburg ob der Tauber. Today, Schloss Frankenberg is a landmark for gentle tourism, an oasis in the middle of nature parks.
