Schloss Spiez
- Visit: 1–5 hours
Erwachsene CHF 12.- CHF 12 · Ermässigt CHF 10.- CHF 10 · Kinder (6 bis 16 Jahre) CHF 5.- CHF 5
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- The residential tower, built after 1200 and raised to 39 metres in 1600.
- Adrian von Bubenberg’s living rooms, with pictures and objects evoking his era.
- A children’s castle tour for ages five and up, with medieval headwear, a helmet and chain mail to handle.
Plan your visit
Prices
From the venue's website · checked 27 Sep 2026
Opening hours
Today14:00 – 17:00Show all
Don't miss
- Castle gardensExplore the castle gardens, which are open to the public.Castle gardens
- Life in the castleTake a guided tour through historic rooms to learn how the castle’s residents lived.Historic rooms
- Lakeside swimmingSwim for free from the meadow below the castle, with views of the castle and church. The meadow has no facilities.Lakeside meadow below the castle
Interesting facts4
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History
The castle site may have been settled and fortified from the 7th century. Its oldest surviving fabric dates to the late 12th or early 13th century. After ownership passed from the family in 1875, a foundation took over; Stiftung Schloss Spiez has owned it since 1927.
- 1250The castle is first mentioned in a document.
- 1280The castle was an Imperial fief under Vogt Richard de Corbières.
- 1289The Strättligen family shared ownership with other noble families.
- 1386After the Battle of Sempach, the Habsburgs relinquished their claims west of the Aare, including Spiez.
- 14th c.Financial trouble forced the Strättligen family to give up the castle and nearby villages.
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- Early 16th c.The Erlach family acquired the castle.
- 1875Erlach ownership ended, and Hermann Karl von Wilke became the owner; he held the castle until 1900.
- 1935–1936A major restoration removed some later additions.
What's inside
- The castle museum’s permanent exhibition, opened in 2014, explores the Strättligen, Bubenberg and Erlach families and their influence on the residence.
Tips for your visit
- The castle is at Schlossstrasse 16, Spiez.
- The child-ticket band is ages 6–16.
Tours and audio guides
- Medieval tour
- The castle under Heinrich von Strättligen and its knightly culture
- Tower tour
- Medieval living comforts and daily life at the castle
- Tour about women at the castle
- The lives of the ladies of the house and their servants
Accessibility
- Wheelchair and mobility-aid access The castle is not wheelchair accessible. The route has steps and handrails and cannot accommodate mobility aids.
Sources: Spiez Castle - Wikipedia · Home · 中文简体 CN · العربية AE · Schloss Spiez - Wikipedia · Château de Spiez - Wikipedia · Castello di Spiez - Wikipedia · Führungen · Ausflugsideen · checked 24 Sep 2026
- Website
- schloss-spiez.ch/
- Phone
- +41 33 654 15 06
Questions and answers
Can I swim below Schloss Spiez?
Yes. The lakeside meadow offers free swimming with views of the castle and church, but has no facilities.
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