The Principality of Waldeck and Pyrmont was situated in Northern Germany. The Princely House reigned over the principality until 1918. The House is related to the Royal House of the Netherlands. In addition, they are also related to the Royal houses of Sweden and the United Kingdom. Currently, the family resides in Schloss Arolsen.
Schloss Waldeck is perched on a hill, overlooking the Edersee. Offering panoramic views across the surrounding area. It was the ancestral seat of the Counts of Waldeck; this family would later on become the Princely family of Waldeck and Pyrmont. Today a hotel is situated in the castle, owned by the...
The palace of Arolsen has been the seat of the house of Waldeck and Pyrmont for centuries. Today, the family still resides in the palace. However, the palace welcomes visitors.
The castle has known a variety of owners, and its shape has changed throughout the centuries. Today, the castle accommodates a museum, offering new exhibitions on a frequent basis. Visitors can learn about the castle's history and enjoy guided tours.
The castle of Friedrichstein hosts a museum that represents 900 years of history. The castle has been owned by different families, amongst others the princely house of Waldeck and Pyrmont.
