Mosigkau Palace
Schloss Mosigkau
The only fully preserved Rococo palace in the Garden Kingdom, with a gallery hall hung with masterpieces by Rubens and van Dyck.
Mosigkau Palace is a summer residence built in the mid-18th century by Princess Anna Wilhelmina, known as the 'Little Sanssouci.' The gallery hall retains its original Baroque painting arrangement and contains works by Flemish and Dutch masters including Rubens, van Dyck, and Jordaens. The grounds include a maze, an orangery, and a Japanese-style pavilion. The palace can only be visited on a guided tour. It is about 7 kilometers southwest of Dessau and can be reached by bus or bicycle.
Opening hours
Apr–Oct, Tue–Sun 10:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Großkühnau Park
- Hugo Junkers Technical Museum
- Masters' Houses
- Kornhaus Dessau
- Bauhaus Building Dessau
- Georgium
- Dessau-Törten Estate
- Bauhaus Museum Dessau