Mannheim Baroque Palace

Nice place to visit, recommended to use audio application. The VR experience was great! It will take 2-3 hours max, there is changing facilities and easy access with strollers all floors.

This is a former palace and the rooms on view are beautiful. The building itself is enormous, but most of it houses a university so only a small portion can be visited. I'm not sure it's worth the entrance fee.

Beautiful castle! I was not expecting to see such a nice place in Mannheim. It’s not the original castle, but still it was a wonderful experience and the place has a rich history. I highly recommend taking an audioguide for the tour.

What a beautiful palace. Took the tour and you can use your phone with an app to have an audio tour. Every room we visited just makes you think of the people that sat in those seats or ate at that table. The artwork is stunning, statues are beautiful, the carvings on the furniture have to be seen. If you're in the area this should be a must visit.

Mannheim Palace (Mannheimer Schloss) is one of the largest Baroque palaces in Europe and the former residence of the Electors of the Palatinate. Today it houses the University of Mannheim, yet many historic rooms are preserved and open to visitors. Walking through its grand halls and the vast courtyard, you can sense the cultural and political importance this place once held. The palace gardens stretching towards the Rhine add to its charm, making it a must-see landmark for both history enthusiasts and casual travelers.

We visited this place in an hour as closing time is at 5pm. Such a shame there is only one pamphlet in English exists for this beautiful palace. Painting worth a visit. We tried to use the virtual visit downstairs which was not working

I enjoyed it so much! The experience starts on the sidewalk looking in. The court yard is impressive and the palace just feels, homey, if it makes sense. The entrance was 9 euros and I received an electronic guide in English which was surprisingly amazing. The information was interesting and it was read in an engaging way. Also, it was usually accompanied by baroque music. Before starting the 'tour' you need to leave your bag at a locker room, so make sure you have a 1 or 2 euro coin. You will get it back when you leave. Inside the palace you can enjoy both the rooms and the architecture, but also pieces of furniture and artifacts. There are several rooms, and several floors. One of the rooms is an interactive music room. You get a pair of headphones and can plug them in at different stations and listen to music and explanations. However - the explanations are in German. I didn't see an option to hear it in English. It is just the right size - enough to see without getting tired or bored, and leaving wanting more. At the end, where you bought the ticket you can buy some post cards and souvenirs - very reasonably priced.

Architecture is AMAZING and BREATHTAKING both inside and outside. But i personally would have enjoyed museum more if there was English text. But sadly everything was in German.