Once you’ve seen one Baroque palace, you’ve seen them all – or so I thought. It was for that very reason that I did not go inside Schloss Schleissheim in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Thankfully, my fellow castle-lover and friend, Svenja from Castleholic decided to visit Schleissheim and went in. She wrote three details posts on each of the three palaces that make up Schloss Schleissheim: Neues Schloss Schleissheim, Altes Schloss Schleissheim, and Schloss Lustheim. I didn’t even see or notice the Altes Schloss when I briefly visited in 2011. I thought the Neues Schloss was beautiful but I never imagined how beautiful it was inside…
The Neues Schloss was built in 1701-4 and stands between the Altes Schloss and Lustheim
Having visited a few ‘Lustheim’s in Germany, I also assumed that this ‘mini’ palace would be like the rest. Little did I know!
Schloss Lustheim was built in 1684-88 in the Italian/German ‘casino’ style.
Lesson of the day: google photos of palaces before dismissing the interior! But at least I have a palace to visit next time I’m in Munich.
Address: Max-Emanuel-Platz 1, Oberschleißheim 85764, Bavaria, Germany
Hours of Operation: Tues-Sun 9:00-18:00
Tickets: 8€ for all 3 palaces, otherwise 3€ for the Altes, 4,50€ for the Neues, and 3.50€ for Lustheim.
The Lady and the Rose 
Schleissheim ❤️❤️❤️ The new palace is one of the most underestimated palaces in Germany, IMHO.
(And thanks for linking my website!)
My pleasure! You put so much work into yours after all. If my readers want to know more about the history and see more photos, they should visit your site and bookmark it!