The symmetrical red-brick and sandstone Baroque facade of Schloss Münster, seen across its formal front lawn and gravel approach under a clear blue sky.

Free entry

Schloss Münster

Schloss Münster was built between 1767 and 1787 as the Baroque residence of the prince-bishops of Münster, designed by architect Johann Conrad Schlaun from local Baumberger sandstone. Since 1954 it has served as the seat of the University of Münster; visitors can walk the surrounding Schlossgarten park, though the building itself is not open for public tours.

Nearby

LWL-Museum für Kunst und Kultur

art museum

Münster Cathedral

church

Prinzipalmarkt

street

Historical City Hall of Münster

historic building

St. Lambert's Church

church

Erbdrostenhof

palace

Free entry

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