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Schloss St. Emmeram
Thurn and Taxis Heritage in Architectural Splendor
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St. Emmeram's Palace in Regensburg, also known as Thurn and Taxis Palace, was remodeled in the late 19th century by architect Jean-Baptiste Métivier. Originally a monastery, it was acquired by the Thurn and Taxis family during the early 19th century secularization. Recognized as a heritage monument in Bavaria, it includes features like the fountain basin at Emmeramsplatz. Archaeological finds range from the early Middle Ages to modern times.
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Archaeological findings span from the early Middle Ages to modern times.
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- Architect
- Jean-Baptiste Métivier
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
- Wheelchair Access
- Not accessible
- Website
- thurnundtaxis.de
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