MORITZBURG PALACE

Excursion to Moritzburg: About hunters and the hunted

In Moritzburg, hunting traditions, festivals and mythology all come together! Discover Moritzburg Palace on a fascinating tour!

Moritzburg hunting lodge in front of a blue sky with an avenue of chestnut trees in front of the castle ramp

 

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HIGHLIGHTS: Guided tour of Moritzburg Palace with its collection of red deer antlers, hunting pictures and utensils, baroque leather wall coverings, the palace chapel, the royal apartments and the Moritzburg Feather Room.

A Spectacle for the Senses – How Baroque Palace Architecture Blends with the Landscape  

A guided tour through Moritzburg vividly reflects the art of representation and staging under Augustus the Strong. The castle and its surrounding landscape merge into a harmoniously composed total work of art. Enjoy an exciting journey into the world of Saxon Baroque.

The Interiors – A Lavish Display of Courtly Culture and a Treasure  

On a guided tour, you'll discover the opulent apartments adorned with intricate leather wall coverings, impressive hunting scenes, and the one of the best collection of red deer antlers in Europe. Intriguingly, in 1945, Prince Ernst Heinrich of Saxony buried a fairytale treasure in the grounds of the palace – learn more!

The Gardens and the Little Pheasant Lodge – Landscape Art in a Courtly Context  

Beyond the palace interiors, the artistic design of the Moritzburg landscape unfolds in a grandiose manner. Discover the charming Little Pheasant Lodge with its chinoiserie decor and the lighthouse on the Grand Pond, once the setting for spectacular courtly naval battles. This unique backdrop will leave you in awe!

A place straight out of a fairy tale – Moritzburg Palace! Book now or send us a no-obligation inquiry!

A few more details about the tour

  • Languages: German / English
  • Duration: from 3 hours
  • Bank transfer (within the EU) or cash payment
  • Date: according to request
  • Meeting point: as desired
  • The cost of transportation and entry fees are not included.

Your Dresden team: Nicole Brey & Michael Brey

Nicole Brey & Michael Brey, incoming, events and audioguides in Dresden - ostmodern, Nicole Brey & Michael Brey GbR

Back in the '90s, we packed our bags! Starting as tour guides and lecturers, we arrived in Dresden’s booming tourism sector in 1998. For over 10 years, we also curated exhibitions across Europe as art historians. Experience the city through our audio guides, too! As tour guides in Dresden, we offer personalized service and valuable tips.

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