Mannheim Palace

Mannheim Palace is a Baroque palace built 1720-1760 for Elector Karl III Philip after he moved the Palatinate's capital to Mannheim. At six hectares it is one of Europe's largest Baroque palaces, second in size only to Versailles. Most of it houses the University of Mannheim; a wing operates as the Schlossmuseum, showing period furniture, tapestries and paintings.

When to go

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MonClosed

Tue10:00–16:00

Wed10:00–16:00

Thu10:00–16:00

Fri10:00–16:00

Sat10:00–17:00

Sun10:00–17:00

Nearby

Jesuit Church

church

Reiss-Engelhorn Museums

museum

Kunsthalle Mannheim

art museum

Mannheim Water Tower

monument

Official site

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