Palm’sches Schloss
Stuttgart
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Palm’sches Schloss stands in Stuttgart (Stuttgart), in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The building is a listed Baudenkmal. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.
The Palm'sches Schloss stands in the Mühlhausen district in northern Stuttgart. Built in 1813 in classical style on the foundations of an older building, it takes its name from the von Palm family, bankers from Esslingen who were raised to nobility in the early eighteenth century and held the manorial estate of Mühlhausen. The building now houses the district town hall and is therefore not open to the public as a heritage site. Its exterior and surroundings can still be seen from the street.
What to know
- The building houses Mühlhausen's district town hall and has no interior visits for tourists.
- The facade and surrounding grounds can be viewed freely from the public street.
- The Mühlhausen district lies in northern Stuttgart, reachable by public transport from the city centre.
- Some original architectural elements, such as lion sculptures and coats of arms, are now kept at Stuttgart's municipal lapidarium rather than on site.
Where this château is
Stuttgart · Stuttgart · Baden-Württemberg
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Address
Mönchfeldstraße 35, 70378 Stuttgart-Mühlhausen
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- Heritage status
- Kulturdenkmal in Deutschland
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Frequently asked
- Can you visit the inside of the Palm'sches Schloss?
- No, the building serves as the district town hall and is not open for tourist visits.
- Who had the Palm'sches Schloss built?
- It was built in 1813 for Jonathan von Palm, from an Esslingen banking family ennobled in the early eighteenth century.
- Where is the Palm'sches Schloss located?
- It stands in the Mühlhausen district in northern Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg.
- What remains of the earlier castle on this site?
- The current building was constructed on the foundations of an older, demolished castle, and some elements like sculpted lions are kept at Stuttgart's lapidarium.
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Sources
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