This is a cosy room with two windows facing southwest, perfect for seminars, workshops or small presentations.

It has eight windows positioned in the south-east; a splendid “erker” (closed balcony) with a round table and a majolica stove of late Baroque style.

Its original wooden floor and walls make this room ideal for the use of workshops, seminars, presentations and lessons.

It's the biggest hall in the Castle, it has parquet floors and coffered ceilings decorated with woodcarvings of a floral motive. The doors are decorated with carvings of differing shells. A small balcony can also be accessed from the hall facing the courtyard. Its dimensions are adaptable for festivities, ceremonies, workshops or concerts.

It has a wood paneled floor and walls, and coffered ceiling. The windows are facing northwest, which makes this hall a perfect environment for seminars, workshops, presentations and other interesting activities. The hall has got its name from the secret door and the strange events behind it and the wood inlaid in the ceiling.