Haus Kambach Bistro

Eschweiler, Germany, Germany

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Haus Kambach in Eschweiler's Kinzweiler district, Germany, is a simple Baroque moated castle first documented in 1463, likely originating from a medieval farmstead with expansions marked by a 1701 portal bearing the allied coat of arms of the von Cotzhausen and von Gangelt families.

The three-winged brick forecourt, mainly from 1848 under the Rey family, includes a 17th-century relocated stone archway and was used agriculturally until 1991. Placed under monument protection in 1982 as Eschweiler's first such site, it has operated since 1992 as a restaurant, bistro called Bistro K/, and clubhouse for the adjacent golf course, hosting events like weddings in its scenic park setting.