Egenstorf Castle
Switzerland, Jegenstorf, General Guisanstrasse 5
Description:
Egenstorf Castle is a magnificent aristocratic mansion in the town of Egenztorf, belonging to the municipality of Bern in Switzerland. The exact date of construction of the house is not known, but the castle is mentioned in the possession of Berthold II, who died in 1111. During its long history, the house has changed many noble owners. In 1720 the castle was renovated in Baroque style.
During World War II, it was the headquarters of the commander of the Swiss army. Currently, the castle houses the Berne Interior Museum of the XVII-XIX centuries, which presents a magnificent exposition of ancient furniture, paintings and other interior decorations.