Schloss Halberg

About

Schloss Halberg in Saarbrücken is a historic estate that reflects centuries of regional heritage. Situated on the scenic Halberg hill overlooking the Saar River, the castle traces its origins back to medieval times, later transformed into a Renaissance residence and eventually adapted for modern use. Once the seat of the Counts of Nassau-Saarbrücken, it has witnessed political and cultural shifts that shaped the city. Today, Schloss Halberg is best known as the headquarters of Saarländischer Rundfunk, the regional broadcasting corporation, yet its architectural charm and landscaped surroundings remain a reminder of its noble past. The estate’s parkland invites visitors to stroll through nature while appreciating the blend of history and contemporary life. Schloss Halberg continues to stand as a symbol of Saarbrücken’s evolving identity, where tradition and modernity coexist in a unique setting.

Saarbrücken Germany

Location

Schloss Halberg is located at Franz-Mai-Straße 1, 66121 Saarbrücken, situated on Halberg hill in the Brebach-Fechingen district. This neo-Gothic castle, built between 1877 and 1880, is notable for its striking architecture and expansive landscaped park designed by prominent gardeners and architects. Nearby, visitors will find Saarland Radio's headquarters and enjoy panoramic views over Saarbrücken from the hilltop location. The castle also houses the popular restaurant Le Schloss Halberg, making it a cultural and culinary destination. The surrounding area offers serene natural settings combined with easy access to the urban amenities of Saarbrücken’s city center.