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Schönbusch Palace
Schönbusch Palace, photo: Christa Brand

Schönbusch Palace – Aschaffenburg

Schönbusch Park originated as a deer park southwest of Aschaffenburg, the second residence of the electoral archbishop of Mainz. Begun in 1775 and based on the ideas of Wilhelm von Sickingen, minister to Elector-Archbishop Friedrich Carl von Erthal, it became one of the...

Schönbusch Park


Current information

Due to renovation work, Schönbusch Palace will unfortunately not be accessible to visitors until further notice.

Schönbusch Palace
April-3 October: 9 am-6 pm
closed Mondays
(except: Easter Monday, 1 May, Whit Monday, 15 August, 3 October)

closed 4 October-March

Park Visitor Centre
April-3 October:
Saturdays, sundays and holidays:
11 am-6 pm
closed 4 October-March

General information on opening times and admission fees

Palace
Guided tours in the summer season every hour on the hour (in German; approximately 25 minutes; last guided tour 1 hour before closing time)

4 euros regular
3 euros reduced

Children under 18 are admitted free of charge.

General tariff regulations (excerpt)

Annual season tickets/
14-day tickets

Aschaffenburg
www.bahn.com

Bus to ‘Park Schönbusch’

Car park at the park entrance

Schloss- und Gartenverwaltung Aschaffenburg
Schloßplatz 4
63739 Aschaffenburg
06021 38657-0
Fax 06021 38657-16
sgvaschaffenburg@ bsv.bayern.de
www.schloesser-aschaffenburg.de


 
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