Explore Ludwigsburg Palace near Stuttgart, one of Germany’s largest baroque palaces, known as the Swabian Versailles for its vast halls, historic theatre, and blooming gardens.

In the flat, quiet countryside of southwestern Mecklenburg, a grand palace rises at the end of a long avenue, its facade lined with statues and crowned by a row of

Explore Mannheim Palace, one of the largest baroque residences in Europe, with its colossal facade, splendid palace church, and remarkable second life as a university.

The Rhine gorge between Bingen and Koblenz is famous for its castles. There are dozens of them, perched on crags and vineyards above the river, one after another, a stone

On a small island in a lake in the Mecklenburg Lake District, reached by a little bridge, stands a pastel coloured palace with a big story. Mirow Palace belonged to

In a quiet village just south of Erfurt, surrounded by a moat and a peaceful park, stands one of the most delightful rococo palaces in Thuringia. Molsdorf Palace was transformed

Just north of Ludwigsburg, at the edge of a shimmering lake surrounded by meadows, vineyards and old trees, stands one of the most romantic palaces in southern Germany. Monrepos Lake

Discover Moritzburg Castle in Saxony, a golden baroque palace rising from a lake, built for Augustus the Strong and famous as a fairy tale film location.

On the western edge of Dessau, in a quiet village surrounded by gardens, stands one of the most charming rococo palaces in central Germany. Mosigkau Palace was built in the

It is the castle of a thousand postcards, a hundred films, a million dreams. Rising white and turreted from a wooded crag high in the Bavarian Alps, its slender towers