Object description:

Ehrenburg Palace – Coburg

Picture: Ehrenburg Palace

The city residence of the Coburg dukes, built in 1543, was rebuilt in 1690 as a baroque complex with three wings. The palace church and Hall of Giants with 28 Atlas figures date from this period.

Study

In the 19th century the building acquired neo-Gothic façades designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel, and the state and residential apartments were lavishly decorated in Empire style. The bedroom of Queen Victoria, the wife of Prince Albert of Coburg, is a reminder of her frequent visits to Coburg.

The two art galleries with works by Lucas Cranach the Elder, Dutch and Flemish artists and Romantic landscape paintings are of particular interest.

Further information and tips for visitors can be found at
www.schloesser-coburg.de

The following rooms are available for your events:

Riesensaal (Hall of Giants)

The Hall of Giants is suitable for concerts, ceremonies and lectures up to 400 persons.

Schlosskirche (palace church)

The palace church is suitable for classical concerts, prayers and weddings up to 180 persons.

Address

96450 Coburg
09561 8088-32
www.schloesser-coburg.de

Opening hours

April-3 October: 9 am-6 pm
4 October-March: 10 am-4 pm
closed Mondays (except: 6 January, Easter Monday, Whit Monday)

Closed on: January 1, Shrove Tuesday, December 24/25/31

General information on opening times and admission fees

Guided tours

A visit is only possible with a guided tour; tours (in German) start every hour on the hour.

Last guided tour:
Summer: 5 pm
Winter: 3 pm

Admission fees 2022

5 euros regular
4 euros reduced

Combination ticket
(Ehrenburg Palace + Rosenau Palace)
8 euros regular
7 euros reduced

Combination ticket "Coburg"
(Ehrenburg Palace + Coburg Castle + Rosenau Palace + European Museum of Modern Glass at Rosenau Park + Coburg Museum of Natural History)
15 euros

Annual season tickets/
14-day tickets

Further information

Service (leaflets, photo/film, links …)

Unfortunately, the lift must remain out of service due to safety regulations. Participation in the guided tour on the second floor is only possible via stairs.