Palace Museum: City history | Decorative arts | Painting | Sculpture | Contemporary Aschaffenburg artists | Special exhibitions
Kulturstadt Aschaffenburg
Welcome to the Schlossmuseum
Palace Museum
The museum’s 1,400 square meters of space display artworks and historical objects from six centuries.
Johannisburg Palace
From the Middle Ages Aschaffenburg was the favorite residence of the Archbishops of Mainz, the most powerful spiritual princes in the Holy Roman Empire.
The magnificent Renaissance building is administered by the Bavarian Palace Department and in addition to the state collections has also housed the City of Aschaffenburg’s Palace Museum since 1972.
The collection
Regular special exhibitions of regional artists and themes in the decorative arts complement the collections of princely prestige and representation and the history of the city and its industry in the nineteenth century.
Take a guided tour ...
... through Johannisburg Palace and book one of the exciting themed tours for groups of children or adults through the Aschaffenburg Tour Guide Network.
Monat: August 2019
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No Events or special exhibitions in this period.
Service
Address
Johannisburg Palace
Schlossplatz 4
63739 Aschaffenburg
Germany
Opening hours
Tuesday to Sunday
9 am–6 pm
(April to September)
10 am–4 pm
(October to March)
Closed
Mondays
(except on holiday)
& January 1,
Shrove Tuesday,
December 24, 25, and 31
Admission Prices
3,50 euros
2,50 euros reduced
Combination ticket Johannisburg Palace and Pompeiianum:
7 euros
5 euros reduced
Contact
Email administration
phone +49 6021 386740
fax +49 6021 38674-30