Object description:
Landshut Town Residence
In 1536 Duke Ludwig X commenced the town palace today known as the "German Building". During an Italian journey, which also took him to Mantua, he was inspired by the splendour of the Palazzo del Té built by Giulio Romano, and commissioned Italian architects for his Landshut project.
Italian Hall
The result was the "Italian Building", the first Renaissance palace on German soil. The paintings on the coffered vault illustrating humanist ideas are primarily the work of Hans Bocksberger the Elder.
The neoclassical Birkenfeld Rooms are unique with their rare French wallpapers dating from 1803.
The following rooms are available for your events:
Please note: The event rooms at Landshut Town Residence will not be available for events until the end of 2026 due to renovation work.
Ehemalige Hofküche (former court kitchen)
The former court kitchen is suitable for exhibitions, receptions and banquets up to 99 persons.
Innenhof (inner courtyard)
Marstall (former stables)
The stables are suitable for exhibitions, presentations, receptions and banquets up to 199 persons.
Address
Altstadt 79
84028 Landshut
0871 25142 or
0871 9659490
Current information for visitors
To protect visitors from COVID-19, this object must remain closed until further notice.
General information on reopening / protective measures for containing COVID-19
Further information
Service (leaflets, photo/film, links …)
Rooms only accessible via staircase
Residenzcafé
0871 274646
www.residenzcafe.de
Landshut
www.bahn.com
Bus to "Altstadt"
Car park "Grieserwiese"
Responsible administrative office
Burgverwaltung Landshut
Burg Trausnitz 168
84036 Landshut
0871 92411-0
Infoline 0871 92411-44
Fax 0871 92411-40
burgverwaltung.landshut@ bsv.bayern.de
www.burg-trausnitz.de
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