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Palais Preysing

Rococo Gem in Munich's Historic Heart

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München: First Steps10 pts

München: Explorer25 pts

München: Insider50 pts

Originally built for Johann Maximilian IV. Emanuel Count of Preysing, the reconstructed Palais Preysing stands as a stunning example of Rococo architecture on Residenzstraße. Its ornate facades and rich decorations vividly bring the past to life. Now housing retail spaces, it invites you to explore and uncover its treasures. Immerse yourself in a place where history and contemporary life beautifully intertwine.

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The Rococo city palace, Palais Preysing, was founded in 1828, yet its architect Erwin Schleich worked in the 20th century, indicating an extensive reconstruction.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1828
Architect: Erwin Schleich
Architectural Style: Rococo
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Phone: +49 89 2121750

Guided Story

Imagine being an esteemed guest in the 18th century. You enter the Palais Preysing for a grand celebration. Look up and notice the intricate Rococo details that make this era so special. It was Johann Maximilian IV. Emanuel Count of Preysing who commissioned this architectural gem. Behind you, in Viscardigasse, also known as the 'Drückebergergasse,' people would allegedly use this narrow lane to avoid the Nazi salute during the regime. As you watch the bustling modern shops, picture the Munich elite once strolling through its lavish halls. Here, history whispers its tales to those who listen.