Lenzburg Castle

Lentsburgsky lock is in the old town of Lenzburg in the Swiss canton of Aargau. This ancient building is considered one of the most historically significant castles in Switzerland, since 1956 is under the state protection.
The oldest parts of the castle date back to the 11th century. In those days the castle was the residence of Count von Lenzburg. In subsequent years, the owners of the castle were many alternate members of the aristocracy until the 20th century did not bought cantonal authorities.
Today the castle Lenzburg is the central historical museum of Aargau. On four floors of the building exposure, the contents of which tells about all the former owners of the castle. On the ground-floor era of the early Middle Ages, the second - the Renaissance, for the next two you can see a unique exhibition of weapons and armor. Knights' Hall and the beautiful courtyard of the castle rented for special occasions.
The castle can be visited from April 1 to October 31. Hours: daily, except Monday, from 10 to 17 hours.
Lenzburg can get from the bus number 391. In addition, you can use private transport.