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Schloss Schleißheim: Baroque Splendour near Munich & Where to Stay

Schloss Schleißheim – baroque palace ensemble with gardens near Munich

Just north of Munich lies Schloss Schleißheim, one of Bavaria's most significant baroque ensembles: the Neues Schloss, the Altes Schloss and Schloss Lustheim, set within extensive formal gardens. A rewarding day trip. All the tips plus accommodation at PM Rooms – right here.

Schloss Schleißheim at a Glance

Ensemble
Neues Schloss, Altes Schloss & Schloss Lustheim
Style
High Baroque with extensive formal gardens
Highlights
Baroque gallery, Meißen porcelain collection
Gardens
free entry
Opening hours
current times & prices on the official website
Getting there
S1 to Oberschleißheim, then walk / bus

A Baroque Total Work of Art

The imposing Neues Schloss impresses with magnificent halls and an important painting gallery. Looking across the symmetrical baroque garden you can see Schloss Lustheim in the distance, which houses a famous collection of Meißen porcelain.

A Day Out in the Green

The extensive palace garden, free to enter, invites you to stroll – perfect for combining a palace visit with some relaxation in the open air.

Tip: The palace garden is free to enter; the palaces and collections have their own opening times and admission prices – check the official website in advance.

Getting There: From PM Rooms to Schloss Schleißheim

From PM Rooms at Elsenheimerstraße 15 you can reach Schloss Schleißheim by public transport: take the S1 north to Oberschleißheim, from where it is about 10–15 minutes on foot or a short bus ride to the palace.

Where to Stay Nearby: Your Home Away from Home at PM Rooms

If you want to explore Munich, PM Rooms at Elsenheimerstraße 15 is the ideal base: centrally located in western Munich, quiet, and with excellent transport links to the city centre and all major sights.

Book directly through our website and benefit from our best-price guarantee – no booking portal surcharges. Stay for less and plan your Munich trip exactly the way you want.

Book your room directly

Tips for Your Visit

  • Garden for free: the park is free to enter.
  • Combine: visit the Neues Schloss and Schloss Lustheim together.
  • Check in advance: opening times and prices on the official website.
  • By S1: to Oberschleißheim, then a short walk or bus ride.

Schloss Schleißheim is waiting for you. Book your room directly at PM Rooms now and plan your baroque day trip.

Frequently Asked Questions about Schloss Schleißheim

How do I get from Munich to Schloss Schleißheim?

By S-Bahn S1 to Oberschleißheim; from there it is about 10–15 minutes on foot or a short bus ride to the palace.

How much does admission to Schloss Schleißheim cost?

The palace garden is free to enter; the palaces and collections have their own admission prices. Current details are on the official website.

What is there to see at Schleißheim?

The Neues Schloss with its Baroque gallery, the Altes Schloss, Schloss Lustheim with its Meißen porcelain collection, and the extensive baroque garden.

How far is PM Rooms from Schloss Schleißheim?

From PM Rooms you can reach the palace by S1 to Oberschleißheim and then a short walk or bus ride.

Is Schloss Schleißheim worth a day trip?

Yes – the baroque ensemble with its gardens is one of the finest in Bavaria and is easily doable as a half-day trip from Munich.

Any more questions?

If you have any suggestions or further questions, feel free to send us an email:

[email protected]

Schloss Schleißheim: Baroque Splendour near Munich & Where to Stay

Schloss Schleißheim – baroque palace ensemble with gardens near Munich

Just north of Munich lies Schloss Schleißheim, one of Bavaria's most significant baroque ensembles: the Neues Schloss, the Altes Schloss and Schloss Lustheim, set within extensive formal gardens. A rewarding day trip. All the tips plus accommodation at PM Rooms – right here.

Schloss Schleißheim at a Glance

Ensemble
Neues Schloss, Altes Schloss & Schloss Lustheim
Style
High Baroque with extensive formal gardens
Highlights
Baroque gallery, Meißen porcelain collection
Gardens
free entry
Opening hours
current times & prices on the official website
Getting there
S1 to Oberschleißheim, then walk / bus

A Baroque Total Work of Art

The imposing Neues Schloss impresses with magnificent halls and an important painting gallery. Looking across the symmetrical baroque garden you can see Schloss Lustheim in the distance, which houses a famous collection of Meißen porcelain.

A Day Out in the Green

The extensive palace garden, free to enter, invites you to stroll – perfect for combining a palace visit with some relaxation in the open air.

Tip: The palace garden is free to enter; the palaces and collections have their own opening times and admission prices – check the official website in advance.

Getting There: From PM Rooms to Schloss Schleißheim

From PM Rooms at Elsenheimerstraße 15 you can reach Schloss Schleißheim by public transport: take the S1 north to Oberschleißheim, from where it is about 10–15 minutes on foot or a short bus ride to the palace.

Where to Stay Nearby: Your Home Away from Home at PM Rooms

If you want to explore Munich, PM Rooms at Elsenheimerstraße 15 is the ideal base: centrally located in western Munich, quiet, and with excellent transport links to the city centre and all major sights.

Book directly through our website and benefit from our best-price guarantee – no booking portal surcharges. Stay for less and plan your Munich trip exactly the way you want.

Book your room directly

Tips for Your Visit

  • Garden for free: the park is free to enter.
  • Combine: visit the Neues Schloss and Schloss Lustheim together.
  • Check in advance: opening times and prices on the official website.
  • By S1: to Oberschleißheim, then a short walk or bus ride.

Schloss Schleißheim is waiting for you. Book your room directly at PM Rooms now and plan your baroque day trip.

Frequently Asked Questions about Schloss Schleißheim

How do I get from Munich to Schloss Schleißheim?

By S-Bahn S1 to Oberschleißheim; from there it is about 10–15 minutes on foot or a short bus ride to the palace.

How much does admission to Schloss Schleißheim cost?

The palace garden is free to enter; the palaces and collections have their own admission prices. Current details are on the official website.

What is there to see at Schleißheim?

The Neues Schloss with its Baroque gallery, the Altes Schloss, Schloss Lustheim with its Meißen porcelain collection, and the extensive baroque garden.

How far is PM Rooms from Schloss Schleißheim?

From PM Rooms you can reach the palace by S1 to Oberschleißheim and then a short walk or bus ride.

Is Schloss Schleißheim worth a day trip?

Yes – the baroque ensemble with its gardens is one of the finest in Bavaria and is easily doable as a half-day trip from Munich.

Any more questions?

If you have any suggestions or further questions, feel free to send us an email:

[email protected]