Beautiful castle with amazing views around. The place is very well maintained, super clean and easy to navigate without ugly signs and fences as it's usually the case for similar historical spots. While walking there you feel like you are just exploring the ancient castle on your own, not just follow a path somebody decided you should walk, but you will still see everything and will not get lost. You can wander into the smallest corners which would normally be closed in other castles as there is nothing to see, but not here. I loved the feeling of freedom, and that I never saw a single red rope blocking passage somewhere or a traffic "stop" sign: even if some areas are not ment to be visited by tourists they are separated by barriers that blend perfectly with the rest of the castle. There are toilets every now and then, an elevator to get to the top (make sure to go right directly after the ticket office to take it), and a cafe with amazing view. With a ticket you get a small printout containing the most essential information so that you know what you are looking at yet it's not too much and you would actually read it while visiting the sites. I took us around 2.5-3 hours to see the whole castle, but one can definitely spend more time there. Oh, and there are cats :D