Wittelsbacher Park 1
82340 Feldafing
Bayer. Schlösserverwaltung/
Außenstelle Starnberger See
Max-Zimmermann-Straße 11
82319 Starnberg
(0 81 51) 69 75
Fax (0 81 51) 36 81 23
seeverwaltung.
starnbergersee@bsv.bayern.de
Mai-15 October: 12 am-6 pm
closed Mondays
October-March: closed
The visit of the "Casino" is possible only within a guided tour. Guided tours during the opening hours as required; last tour at 5 pm.
We ask groups to book their guided tour in advance:
(0 81 57) 92 41 62 (Tue-Fri)
Fax (0 81 57) 92 41 63
On Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays the first guided tour (12.15 pm) may be postponed due to civil weddings in the "Casino".
3.50 euros regular
2.50 euros reduced ![]()
Annual season tickets
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14-days-tickets
Overview about all admission charges and opening hours
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The park and the island are open to the public. On Rose Island there are no dogs and no bicycles allowed.
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Ferry service for wheelchair users to the Rose Island available; Several steps up to the "Casino"; 1st floor only accessible via steps
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S 6 from Munich to "Feldafing"
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Ferry service from the park Feldafing to the rose island (May-October) in good weather
For details please call
tel (01 71) 7 22 22 66
(Ferryman Norbert Pohlus)
www.faehre-
roseninsel.de
The weather today:
In 1853 King Maximilian II of Bavaria commissioned Peter Joseph Lenné to design a
landscape park on the west shore of the Starnberger See. The park, which combines decorative formal and natural landscape elements, was laid out by Carl von Effner. The palace commenced much later in 1863 was abandoned on the early death of the king in March 1864. Rose Island with its small island villa, the "Casino", and a rose garden also designed by Lenné, was one of the favourite places of Maximilian's son Ludwig II; among the special guests he received here were Tsarina Maria Alexandrovna, Richard Wagner and Empress Elisabeth of Austria.
Rose blossom
Usually the first blossom begins around
The remains of prehistoric pile dwellings on the bottom of Lake Starnberg by Rose Island have been included on UNESCO’s World Cultural Heritage list.
In June 2011, over 100 selected archaeological sites in several countries were declared cultural heritage under the heading of "Prehistoric pile dwellings around the Alps". They provide researchers with unique insights into the ancient world of farming, everyday life, agriculture, animal breeding and technical innovations. The pile dwelling sites in Lake Starnberg, together with other remains of settlements, represent an archaeological heritage which dates back to 5000 BC.
For further information about the pile dwellings in Bavaria, please contact the
Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Monuments (Bayerisches Landesamt für Denkmalpflege).
More information on the UNESCO you will find on
http://whc.unesco.org.
The following rooms are available for your events:
For details please choose a room by clicking on the picture or on the text.
Gartensaal (Garden Hall)
The Garden Hall is suitable for civil weddings with a maximum of 30 persons.