Schlossanlage Schleißheim

Ismo Anttila 4 weeks ago

Music was excellent, but extreme hot inside. No matter where you sit you will hear and see.

Julie 3 months ago

We visited on a dull wet day so the palace was very quiet. Quite a place with large empty dramatic rooms. It makes you wonder how they lived and used the space. We only looked at the ground floor area before going to the restaurant which was lovely with good food. I had the day menu - chicken with asparagus and potatoes on Wednesday. The gardens are fountains were lovely. Such a big area to explore. We went to the hunting lodge (to use the toilet!) and looked at the porcelain collection. It was very quiet at the hunting lodge but the staff told us that when it rains it is often quiet. It’s a grand place to visit- a bit tricky to get to as you have to go on the sbahn then a bus then walk - if you don’t have a car. We had been lucky to chat to someone who was going the exact same way and showed us the bus stop and where to walk.

吳政魁 5 months ago

The Schlossanlage Schleißheim is a magnificent ensemble of three distinct palaces—the Old Palace, the New Palace, and Lustheim Palace—linked by one of the few remaining grand Baroque gardens in Germany. The centerpiece, the New Palace (Neues Schloss), was commissioned by Elector Max Emanuel in the early 18th century as a monument to his imperial ambitions. Its architecture is a triumph of the Late Baroque style, featuring a monumental facade that stretches over 300 meters and a grand staircase that is considered a masterpiece of European palace design. The seamless integration of architecture and the vast, canal-lined gardens creates a sense of infinite perspective and regal harmony. The interior "collections" are equally spectacular, particularly the Great Gallery, which houses a world-renowned collection of Baroque paintings belonging to the Bavarian State Painting Collections. The opulent state apartments are adorned with intricate stuccowork, vivid frescoes, and lavish tapestries that reflect the height of courtly luxury. Walking through these echoing halls, one feels a poignant mix of awe and reflection. The palaces stand as a testament to the grand visions of the past, yet th

Sandra Laz 7 months ago

Interesting museum complex, with nice collection of arts. Could be great stop while traveling to airport for many tourists, unfortunately no infrastructure for luggage. Otherwise if traveling light a must stop (plan couple hours especially if weather is nice)

John Cross a year ago

The palace complex is a beautiful place to spend a relaxing day on the weekend. I only visited the new palace (don’t let the name fool you - it was built around 1700) and it was spectacular. The marble work was so impressive. The collection of art is also terrific.

Pawel Matusz a year ago

Get a combined ticket for all 3 palaces for 10 Eur. You can park next to the New Palace, or behind the Old one. There's quite some walking around as the grounds are big. The New Palace is definitely the most interesting from architecture and decoration perspectuve. The Lustheim Palace has a superb collection of porcelaine on permanentny display. The Old Palace is the least interesting IMHO, but it depends on your liking, with lots of religious figurines. There are toilets in each of the buildings. All in all worth a visit once you've seen the city centre.

Trenton White a year ago

Not a bad visit. Not too expensive if you don’t pay for the guided tours. Lots of walking. We enjoyed the autumn foliage. Prob would have been fine without paying and just walking around. Nice way to kill a 7 hr layover at Munich airport.

Shahid Hussain 2 years ago

The Scheisseium Palace Complex in Munich is a remarkable fusion of historical grandeur and modern architectural ingenuity. Though lesser-known, it offers a stunning array of Baroque and Neo-Classical elements, blending seamlessly into its surroundings. The gardens are beautifully landscaped, providing a serene environment, while the interiors showcase lavish décor and intricate artwork. A key highlight is the striking central courtyard, surrounded by elegant arcades and sculptures. Visitors appreciate the quiet atmosphere, away from the city's more crowded attractions. Overall, it’s an underrated gem for those interested in architecture and peaceful exploration. It is always pleasure to visit this place.