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Schaezlerpalais

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Schaezlerpalais is a stunning Rococo palace in the heart of Augsburg, home to the Deutsche Barockgalerie. Visitors are greeted by an opulent façade that leads into a world of 18th-century elegance. The highlight is the grand ballroom, a masterpiece of Rococo design with gilded stucco, crystal chandeliers, and ceiling frescoes that evoke the splendor of courtly life. The art collection spans works by German, Austrian, and Bohemian Baroque masters, including paintings by Johann Georg Bergmüller and Paul Troger. As you wander through the ornate rooms, you'll experience the lavish lifestyle of the Schaezler family, who built the palace in the 1760s. The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions, making each visit unique. Located near the city center, it's a must-see for art and architecture enthusiasts.

Don't miss

  • The Rococo ballroom with its elaborate ceiling fresco and gold leaf decorations
  • Paintings by German Baroque artists like Johann Georg Bergmüller
  • Period furniture and decorative arts in the restored state rooms
  • Temporary exhibitions in the modern gallery spaces

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Ways to visit Schaezlerpalais

You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.

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