Saarbrücken Palace
Saarbrücken Palace is a first-rate attraction. The rock was already fortified in the 10th century; the Baroque palace was designed by Friedrich Joachim Stengel.
Saarbrücken Palace is a first-rate attraction and the historic heart of the state capital. The rock above the Saar was already fortified in the 10th century.
The Baroque palace visible today was designed by court architect Friedrich Joachim Stengel in the 18th century. Its striking modern glazed central pavilion, added in the 1980s, sets a bold contrast, and the Historical Museum Saar with its casemates lies directly beneath the palace square.
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Hotels near Saarbrücken Palace
Prices as of 28 September 2026. All hotels within 1500 m.
Premier Inn Saarbrücken City Centre
954 m away
59 € / night
Premier Inn Saarbrücken City Congresshalle
1337 m away
59 € / night
Mercure Hotel Saarbrücken City
896 m away
71 € / night
B&B Hotel Saarbrücken-Hbf
1461 m away
73 € / night
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Attractions nearby
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St. Arnual Dragon's Teeth (Westwall)
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The Burning Mountain near Dudweiler
Not really a mountain but a rocky ravine - a coal seam has been smoldering inside it for more than 300 years. Goethe visited the Burning Mountain in 1770.
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Dagstuhl Palace
A baroque palace of 1760 at the foot of the older Dagstuhl castle near Wadern, with a chapel holding a Stations of the Cross and a crypt. Since 1989 it has housed the Leibniz Center for Informatics.