A Journey Through History at Thurn und Taxis Palace

Did you know that the Thurn und Taxis family revolutionized postal services in Europe? Their residence, a former Benedictine monastery, stands as a testament to their legacy.

Founded in the 15th century by Franz von Taxis, the palace was known as Schloss Thurn und Taxis and became one of Europe's most modern palaces. Its unique features include sophisticated architecture and the world's largest inhabited building. The palace also houses the Schatzkammer, showcasing precious artifacts of Germany's wealthiest dynasty.

Unforgettable Highlights

🏰 Unique Architecture: The palace is renowned for its advanced design, including luxurious amenities like flushing toilets.
💎 Wealthy Treasures: The Schatzkammer displays jewels and artifacts worth over €1 billion.
🌳 Beautiful Grounds: The surrounding gardens enhance the cultural value of the site.

Accessibility is available via a paid ticket. This site appeals to tourists, historians, and families interested in rich cultural narratives.