Object information:

Responsible administrative office

Schloss- und Gartenverwaltung Linderhof
Linderhof 12
82488 Ettal
(0 88 22) 92 03-0
für Anfragen/for inquiries:
(0 88 22) 92 03-49
Fax (0 88 22) 92 03-11
sgvlinderhof@
bsv.bayern.de
www.linderhof.de

Opening hours

April-15 October: 9 am-6 pm
16 October-March: 10 am-4 pm
open daily

Closed on:
1.1., Shrove Tuesday, 24.12., 25.12., 31.12.

Waterworks

From early April to mid-October daily 9 am-6 pm; fountain every 30 minutes

Guided tours

The visit of the palace is only possible with a guided tour; guided tours in German and English (approx. 25 mins), max 40 people; special tours on request (please call)

Admission charges 2013

Palace and park buildings:
8.50 euros regular
7.50 euros reduced

In winter only the palace (and not the park buildings) can be visited:
7.50 euros regular
6.50 euros reduced

Information on the reservation of tickets

Tickets with a specific visiting time can be reserved by post for an additional prepaid charge. The time can only be changed or the ticket cancelled up to 2 hours before the start of the tour (also by phone).

Combination ticket "Königsschlösser"
(King Ludwig II's palaces)
24 euros
The combination ticket is valid for six months; you can visit each of the palaces Herrenchiemsee, Linderhof, and Neuschwanstein once.

Annual season tickets /
14-days-tickets

Overview about all admission charges and opening hours
download (pdf-file)

More information
notes for the disabled, further museums, restaurants …

Wheelchairs available – please inquire at the cash-desk; toilet available for the disabled; palace accessible only in parts

Shop
www.schloesser-
bayern-shop.de

Schlosshotel
Tel. (0 88 22) 7 90
www.schlosshotel-linderhof.de

Oberau or Oberammergau
www.bahn.de

Bus to "Linderhof"

550 car parking spaces, 20 bus parking spaces (with costs)

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Linderhof Palace

Linderhof Palace, the "Royal Villa" of Ludwig II, originated as a hunting lodge belonging to his father Maximilian II – the "Königshäuschen". It was enlarged by Georg Dollmann between 1870 and 1872 with a U-shaped complex centred on the King's Bedchamber. Like its predecessor, the new building was a wooden post-and-infill construction. It was not until 1874 that the exterior façade was clad in stone, and the old hunting lodge was taken down and rebuilt in the park.