The Baroque courtyard facade and clock tower of St. Emmeram's Palace in Regensburg.

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St. Emmeram's Palace

St. Emmeram's Palace occupies the former Benedictine abbey of St. Emmeram, which passed to the Thurn und Taxis princely family in 1810 after secularisation. Architect Max Schultze converted it into a residential palace between 1883 and 1888. Guided tours visit the state rooms, the medieval cloister, and the Marstall carriage museum and treasury in the former stables.

Nearby

Scots Monastery

religious building

Old Town Hall

historic building

Regensburg Cathedral

church

Old Chapel

church

Porta Praetoria

monument

Historic Sausage Kitchen

restaurant

Stone Bridge

bridge

Museum of Bavarian History

museum

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