Arenenberg – Chateau and Napoleonic museum
Salenstein, SwitzerlandThe chateau is situated at one of the most beautiful vantage points in the Lake Constance region. In 1816, Hortense de Beauharnais, stepdaughter of Napoleon I, chose to exile herself here. Visitors can discover how Hortense lived here with her son Louis. Today’s Arenenberg combines culture, hospitality and education in a unique manner.
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Recommended seasons
April–September
daily, 10 am–5 pm
last admission 4 pm
October–December
Tue–Sun 10 am–5 pm
last admission 4 pm
From May to September the museum is only accessible as part of a guided tour. Last tour at 4 pm.
Bistro opens daily 10 am-6 pm
1st January 2022–7th February 2022 closed.
15.00 CHF
One-time free admission with the Bodensee Card PLUS (no pre-registration or online ticket purchase necessary)
Kids5.00 CHF
Wine region Lake Constance
During the Napoleonic era, wine was pressed at the Arenenberg. Learn more about the history of the three hectare wine region during a wine hike, tasting or guided tour in the imperial vineyard.
More information about the wine region Lake Constance can be found here.
Napoleonmuseum Arenenberg
Arenenberg 1
8268 Salenstein
Switzerland
napoleonmuseum@tg.ch
napoleonmuseum.ch
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