Object description:
Veitshöchheim Palace
The summer palace of the Würzburg Prince-Bishops, built in 1680/82, was enlarged in 1753 by Balthasar Neumann.
Billard room
The rooms furnished in 1810 for Grand Duke Ferdinand of Tuscany with their rare paper wall-coverings are a highlight of the interior.
The famous Rococo garden, a magnificent creation with lakes and waterworks, dates from the reign of Prince-Bishop Adam Friedrich von Seinsheim (1755-1779). It is populated by over 200 sandstone sculptures of gods, animals and allegorical figures by the court sculptors Ferdinand Tietz and Johann Peter Wagner.
On the ground floor of the palace the exhibition "Es kommen immer Leit aus Würzburg und Frembde hierher …" on the history of Veitshöchheim Court Garden is on display.
The following rooms are available for your events:
Vestibül (vestibule)
The vestibule is suitable for receptions and civil weddings up to 100 persons.
Schlossterrasse (palace terrace)
The palace terrace is suitable for receptions and small concerts up to 60 persons.
Address
Echterstrasse 10
97209 Veitshöchheim
0931 91582
Information for visitors/ COVID-19
To protect visitors from COVID-19, this object must remain closed until further notice.
Further information
Service (leaflets, photo/film, links …)
The rooms are only accessible via a staircase.
The Rococo Garden is open all year round until nightfall (8 pm at the latest)
Veitshöchheim
www.bahn.com
Bus to "Kirchplatz"
By ship from Würzburg to Veitshöchheim
Car parking spaces by the river Main
Responsible administrative office
Schloss- und Gartenverwaltung Würzburg
Residenzplatz 2, Tor B
97070 Würzburg
0931 35517-0
Fax 0931 35517-25
sgvwuerzburg@ bsv.bayern.de
www.residenz-wuerzburg.de
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