Thurn und Taxis Palace

About

The Thurn und Taxis Palace – or Schloss St. Emmeram – is a magnificent baroque palace in Regensburg, Bavaria. Once the residence of the historic Thurn und Taxis family, it now serves as a museum open to the public, showcasing the family’s splendid furnishings, the treasure chamber, and the Marstall – the former royal stables. Visitors are invited to wander the ornate halls, explore the baroque Great Hall, and marvel at the ornate vaults and the lavish furnishings of the Prunksaal. The palace also hosts the celebrated Thurn und Taxis Summer Festival, one of Europe’s top cultural events held each July, and the Winter Regensburg Christmas Market, which brings a festive atmosphere to the courtyard. Daily tours of the palace and the surrounding gardens begin at easily accessible times, and an online booking system allows visitors to reserve a slot in advance, ensuring a smooth visit even during peak periods. Whether you’re a history buff eager to see the treasures of a once‑powerful German dynasty, an architecture aficionado attracted by the palace’s baroque grandeur, or simply looking for a scenic and culturally rich day in Regensburg, the Thurn und Taxis Palace offers an unforgettable experience for all ages.

At a glance

• Typical visit: about 1 hour 30 minutes

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