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Striking 1700s residence with original interiors, a lake & ornate gardens, plus a museum & events.
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Reviews — 8
it's a very awesome place. Lots of interesting stuff at the museum and the castle itself was very pretty.
shout out to the staff, very kind and helpful.
it was a great experience
shout out to the staff, very kind and helpful.
it was a great experience
Amazing hunting palace surrounded by a beautiful park. The tour inside the palace reveals a lot of interesting architectural features as well as short stories about the people who owned it.
The buildings and surrounding are very beautiful. People usually do their pre-wedding photoshoot in this location. It has wide garden and bunch of benches in location. Perfect for family picnic during the summer. To reach this area, people usually use a U-Bahn/subway from Düsseldorf Hbf and stop at Schloss Benrath station then simply walk for 2-3 minutes to reach the area. The building entrance in the photo can be found underground, the staff was nice and they are able to speak english, just simply buy your ticket online/buy it on the spot and show it to the staff. If you have a valid student ID, you can have a discount, don't miss the opportunity.
A very beautiful Baroque-style maison de plaisance built in late 18th century for summer pleasures, hunting, dancing, etc.
The architecture of the castle is very beautiful from inside and inside and there's a huge sophisticated garden around it.
There were several exhibitions in the other two buildings on the sides of the castle which were totally worth visiting.
The architecture of the castle is very beautiful from inside and inside and there's a huge sophisticated garden around it.
There were several exhibitions in the other two buildings on the sides of the castle which were totally worth visiting.
The outside seems small and quaint with its pink paint, but the interior is filled with aristocratic decorum. The historic rooms are superbly preserved due to their strict policies. Exhibits are in German and English. The ticket office is located inside the gift shop, not in the actual palace, which can be confusing. The staff were friendly, and the outside gardens were also worth a visit.
The castle looks nice, but the inside does not worth the entry fee unless you love sliding on marble floors with gigantic slippers that they give you so you don't scratch the floor. The gardens which are free are very nice, a bit simple, but very enjoyable.
A pretty pink palace along with a garden full of beautiful flowers. Very calm and quiet place to spend time. Trams are available frequently.
