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Moritzburg Castle is a museum, located at Schloßallee, 01468 Moritzburg, Germany. They can be contacted via phone at +49 35207 87318, visit their website www.schloss-moritzburg.de for more detailed information.

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Schloßallee, 01468 Moritzburg
Added by Jopie, at 14 December 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Sunday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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10 Reviews

  • Patrik Kotulič
    17 December 2017

    Fancy looking place from a famous Czech/German fairy tale. Looks great even in winter. We haven't been inside though, because of the hilarious queue.

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  • Petr Fast
    17 December 2017

    Quite nice. Some interiors are hardly accessible as large crowds are shuffling through. Many behind the scenes and interesting facts about making of the Czech-German Cinderella tale. 2 hours are not nearly enough.

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  • Martijn Proper
    29 August 2017

    A nice, charming castle (palace, really) with all the romantic attractions included. On one of the stairs you'll find Cinderella's shoe (cast in bronze) and it features horse cart rides. Very pretty but a bit of a tourist trap.

    You see, I came here for the first time during the /wild times/, just after the wall fell. Most people serving in the restaurant were at that time still in their nappies. I prefer to remember that visit.

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  • Csaba Máté
    16 August 2017

    Exceedengly nice place. Just imagine some state coaches rolling across the lake bridge to some most exquisite balls hosted by the renowned Augustus the Strong himself just arrived from a substantial hunt and you get the spirit of the place.

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  • Brahma Raina
    14 July 2017

    Like most other castles, this castle also reveals the opulent life style of the people who lived there. However, it's debatable whether or not they led happy lives.

    What a contrast, the day we visited the castle, there was a wedding taking place and what better place for a couple, beginning a life together, to be unified in such a lavish castle. Even the chapel, there are inscriptions in Hebrew high up on the walls, which make you wonder.

    Again, like most other castles, a large number of rooms are not open to the public.

    The lawns are immaculately maintained and the lake all around enhances the effect.

    By all means, visit the castle.

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  • Sveta Shchur
    01 May 2017

    Real fairy tail castle. Peace and quiet in small Germany town with good atmosphere. Near the Dresden. Good to visit in bike tour.

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  • Alan Wright
    23 April 2017

    A beautiful old palace, open garden and now nice place to walk around

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  • Roman Slivka
    16 March 2017

    Pro nas Cechy, odkojene Popelkou je to misto ktere musime navtsivit. Velice krasna vystava o filmu jak pro deti tak i pro dospele.
    For the Czech it's lamost mandatory. Excellent exhibition about the famost Christmast's movie "Popelka". The exhibition is prepared for both children and adults as well.

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  • Josi Riedel
    10 January 2017

    Been here three times. The usual exhibition is quite interesting, but wouldn't suggest to visit with kids.
    The winter exhibition about Cinderella however is totally suitable for children older than 6. A lot of the activities/games require reading, so it's better for children of school age.
    Expect a lot of visitors during holiday time, plan some extra time for queuing and the crammed rooms can get exhausting.

    The castle itself is beautiful in every season. Definitely recommend!

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  • Tony B Ferrandino
    21 December 2016

    Offers a detailed exhibition of the play, "three hazelnuts and Cinderella". I believe that's what it was called.
    The staff allow you to get the whole feel of the place, and replica costumes are on display for show. A slightly interactive tour lets you acquire a bit of history surrounding the place.

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