Schloss Martinskirchen, Baroque château in Mühlberg/Elbe, Germany
Schloss Martinskirchen is a Baroque château in Mühlberg on the Elbe with a high mansard roof and views over the surrounding Brandenburg landscape. The building covers approximately 2200 square meters and commands the area with its position.
The château was built between 1751 and 1756 under Count Friedrich Wilhelm von Brühl and represents an early masterwork by Dresden architect Friedrich August Krubsacius. The architecture reflects the transition phase from Baroque to Rococo styles.
The Marble Hall spans two floors and displays ceiling frescoes reflecting the artistic influence of Dresden's Rococo period. Visitors today can admire these elaborate decorations and experience the elegance of that era.
The best time to visit is during the warmer months when the surrounding landscape is most appealing and the full interior is accessible. Check the regular opening hours before your visit and inquire about available guided tours.
The château houses a collection of around 450 dolls displayed from May to October in dedicated exhibition spaces. This unusual collection draws visitors who want to discover an unexpected chapter of the castle's story.
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