Why is it called Lingnerschloss?

It takes its name from Karl August Lingner, the industrialist behind the Odol mouthwash, who bought and remodeled the estate in the early twentieth century, though its original name was Villa Stockhausen.

Can the Lingnerschloss be visited?

Some rooms host events and a restaurant operates in the east wing, but no verified visiting hours or prices are available here.

Who had the Lingnerschloss built?

The villa was built between 1850 and 1853 for Prince Albrecht of Prussia, designed by architect Adolph Lohse.

Where is the Lingnerschloss located?

It stands in the Loschwitz district of Dresden, Saxony, between the other two Elbe palaces.

Lingnerschloss

Stadtbezirk Loschwitz

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Lingnerschloss stands in Stadtbezirk Loschwitz (Dresden), in Saxony, Germany. The building is a listed Baudenkmal. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

The Lingnerschloss stands at the geographic center of Dresden's three Elbe palaces, perched above the river valley. Built in the mid nineteenth century for the Prussian royal family as the Villa Stockhausen, it took its present name from the entrepreneur and philanthropist Karl August Lingner, who reshaped the estate in the early twentieth century, adding a private funicular and a mausoleum designed by Hans Poelzig. Its terrace commands a wide view over the Elbe valley, and the former dining room still displays a wall frieze copying Luca della Robbia's reliefs from Florence.

What to know

The building is listed as a Kulturdenkmal in Saxony.
Some rooms have returned to use for events, and a restaurant occupies the east wing.
The terrace is used for outdoor dining during the summer months.
No verified opening hours, prices or accessibility details are available for this listing.

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Opening hours

Monday (today)	Closed
Tuesday	Closed
Wednesday	Closed
Thursday	Closed
Friday	Closed
Saturday	11:00-17:00
Sunday	11:00-17:00

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Where this château is

Stadtbezirk Loschwitz · Dresden · Sachsen

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Stadtbezirk Loschwitz, Dresden

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Heritage status: Kulturdenkmal in Sachsen

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Why is it called Lingnerschloss?: It takes its name from Karl August Lingner, the industrialist behind the Odol mouthwash, who bought and remodeled the estate in the early twentieth century, though its original name was Villa Stockhausen.
Can the Lingnerschloss be visited?: Some rooms host events and a restaurant operates in the east wing, but no verified visiting hours or prices are available here.
Who had the Lingnerschloss built?: The villa was built between 1850 and 1853 for Prince Albrecht of Prussia, designed by architect Adolph Lohse.
Where is the Lingnerschloss located?: It stands in the Loschwitz district of Dresden, Saxony, between the other two Elbe palaces.