44 entries found for "palaces"

The Art Palace, redesigned by Oswald Mathias Ungers in 2001, has come to be highly regarded the world over thanks to its outstanding exhibitions.

The Herrenhausen Palace Museum in Hanover showcases Baroque treasures from the city in an exhibition space covering some 900 square metres. Visitors can come here for a stroll around the stunning gard...

The baroque Fasanerie Palace was built between 1708 and 1714. Visitors are treated to a collection of porcelain from Fulda's manufactory, stately rooms dating back to the 19th century and a magnificen...

Towering over the city of Gotha as one of Germany's first baroque palaces, Friedenstein Palace is a monumental building that looks strictly imposing from the outside and is lavishly opulent on the ins...

Dresden's Zwinger Palace is famous the world over as a masterpiece of baroque architecture dating back to the time of Augustus the Strong. It's no wonder that this remarkable building is now one of th...

Decaying plague churches, gloomy sanatoriums: never mind the movies. We can tell you which abandoned German places will send shivers down your spine. Tip: pack a camera.

In 1825, Karl Friedrich Schinkel set about converting an existing manor into a classicist villa, whilst Lenné designed a charming park. The plan was for both to be set on the banks of the idyllic Have...

Nymphenburg Palace is a European masterpiece of high standing as a vibrant story book of Bavarian history and a rare example of architecture and landscaping in perfect harmony.

Pillnitz Palace and Park make for an impressive work of art thanks to their idyllic location between the Elbe river and vineyards, a charming park and three uniquely fascinating buildings.

The Old Masters Gallery is located in one of the foremost Late-Baroque buildings and is home to paintings from the 15th to 18th centuries making up one of the most prestigious art collections in the w...