Service
Opening Hours
April to October
- daily: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
November to March
- Tue - Sun: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
- Closed on Dec24, Dec25 and Dec31
Subject to modifications.
Ticket Rates
- Full rate 7,50 EUR
- Reduced rate 6,00 EUR
• 1,00 € Children 6 to 16 years
• 2.50 € p.P. Children groups with guidance
• 1,00 € p.P. + 30,00 € Leadership supplement per group for pupils / students
• € 15.00 Annual Pass Schloss Weesenstein (entitles to visit the museum and to purchase the event and guide tickets at a reduced price)
management fee
• Audioguide: 2.00 EUR
• 30,00 € per group short tour 60 minutes
• € 40.00 per group Castle tour 90 minutes
• 35,00 € organ supplement (about 15 minutes)
• 1,00 € p.P., min. 15,00 € total: Introduction at the foreclosure court (15 min.) Without museum entry
• 15,00 € per group plus entrance to the museum: Introduction at the foreclosure court (15 min.) Followed by a separate entrance
Free admission
• Children up to 5 years
• Birthday Children
• Accompanying persons with severely handicapped persons with the mark »B« in the disability card
• Guide
• Bus drivers with travel groups
• one accompanying person per 10 students and
• Media staff each with proof
• Owner schloesserlandCard
Subject to modifications.
How to Find Us
Whether by car, bus or train: You can always reach Weesenstein Castle easily.
Click here for details of how to get there.
Guided Tours & Groups
You want to explore Weesenstein Castle in a unique way and want to know how people used to live?
Here you can find all informations about guided tours and group offers.
schloesserlandPASS
You want more? There is more Schloesserland there with the schloesserlandPASS.
The German not-for-profit Limited »State Palaces, Castles, and Gardens of Saxony« (»Staatliche Schlösser, Burgen und Gärten Sachsen gemeinnützige GmbH«) merchandises, manages, and presents nineteen of the most interesting Saxon cultural landmarks. One of these significant castles, palaces, and gardens is Weesenstein Castle. This unique architectural ensemble, located hardly 20 kilometres from the Saxon capital Dresden, was brought into prominence as the private property of King John of Saxony (König Johann von Sachsen), the most famous Wettin of the 19th century. Today, Weesenstein Castle is proud to host a highly respected exhibition about the history of the buildings and their former owners but also provides cultural and culinary offers.
