Euroregion Elbe/Labe

Moritzburg Palace and Little Pheasant Castle

Baroque gem and famous place for Czech film

The hunting lodge and pleasure palace of Augustus the Strong is picturesquely situated on an island in the midst of a unique cultural landscape just outside of Dresden. Even today it contains valuable leather wallpaper, furniture, porcelain, hunting trophies and the legendary "Moritzburger Federzimmer" - a work of art made of more than 1 million colored feathers.

Film "Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella" (© Filmové studio Barrandov)
© Filmové studio Barrandov

The castle also became famous as a film set for the cult fairy tale »Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella«. A very popular exhibition of the same name is being held regularly in winter.

The enchanting little pheasant castle is just a romantic walk away from the castle. It is probably the smallest royal castle in Saxony and still offers space for a court "en miniature". Nearby is Saxony's only maritime lighthouse, which served as a backdrop for pleasure trips across the castle pond.

Address

Schloßallee 1
01468 Moritzburg

Contact

Tel: +49 (0) 35207 / 8 73 18

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Opening hours

21.11.2024-2.3.2025

Exhibition "Three hazelnuts for Cinderella"

daily: 9:30-17:30

Prices

Adults: 12 euros

reduced: 10 euros

Children (6 to 16 years) and school classes: 4.50 euros

Group rate (from 15 people): 10 per person

The admission prices also apply to the winter exhibition on the cult film "Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella".

Offers

Audio guide Holiday program Tours Café Shop Special exhibitions

Guided tours for school classes by appointment

Costumed tours for children (5 to 10 years)

Audio guide "Baroque castle" in German, English and Czech

Disabled access in all areas, disabled toilet

Arrival

The nearest bus stop is "Moritzburg Schloss" directions_railway directions_bus, just 200m from the castle. There is a direct bus connection from Dresden-Neustadt train station.

The Lößnitzgrundbahn , a narrow-gauge railway from Radebeul-Ost to Moritzburg, offers a special form of arrival. The steam locomotive runs all year round and every day through the idyllic Lößnitz valley via Moritzburg to Radeburg. From the train station in Moritzburg, you can walk through the pretty town to the castle in about 20 minutes.

There is a large number of paid parking spaces on site.

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