Medieval Castle Beaufort

I was here for my birthday( just for a walk and photos) and i really enjoyed it! Would recommend. This castle wasn’t renovated and i am happy about it. i just like it the way it is! Nice parking space, There is a cafeteria too! Really nice place

A castle Ruin in a valley. Beautiful for pictures. A map explaining the rooms in English was provided. Good stop for half an hour. Though we didn't have time to explore the trails they did look lovely.

Great castle ruin, beautiful grounds and adjacent to walking paths. We visited on a Monday and there were very few visitors. The pamphlet provides a self guided tour, and the grounds are well kept. We also walked a trail that starts and ends at the castle, approximately 10km of natural beauty, a nice stream and rocky valley in the woods. Beautiful area.

I paid 7€ for the medieval museum and it was worth it. Recommend this place.

A ruin worthy of a visit, part is still under the renovation though. A little cafe downstairs offers coffee and other drinks. A great visit with kids, beautiful forest walk next to the castle, too.

Amazing castle. Even though there are 3 parking lots, on nice wether days it is very hard to find parking, except on the side of the road . A lot of great trails start next to the castle. Entry fee in the castle is 7 €.

Despite Google maps saying that this place is temporarily closed, it’s open. Last entrance is at 17:15. This entrance is both to the medieval (€5) and Renaissance (an extra €7) castles. Your ticket also gets you a tasting of the delicious liqueur made on site (I think). I only looked around the medieval castle and even though it’s the ruins, it was still pretty cool. There are some signs and a pamphlet in English, and it wasn’t too crowded. There are walking trails surrounding the castle. Wish I had left some time to explore them. Well worth a visit!

Pretty castle (well, rather its ruins) on one of the Müllertal trails (in our case extra trail B), a very welcome sight in Beaufort! We didn’t get in as we arrived fairly close to closure time and didn’t want to be rushed during the visit, but we saw there is a little cafe on the outdoor terrace if one wants to take a refreshment (need to buy entrance ticket though). There was a flock of sheep peacefully enjoying the day in the area, to add another touch of romanticism to the scenery. Worth having a look if you are around.