Jöslein Castle

The former margravial hunting lodge was built in the 17th century.

The history of the hunting lodge dates back to the 17th century. It was built under Margrave Christian Ernst and served as a prestigious residence for hunting parties and festivities.

Over the centuries, the lodge underwent various structural changes. In the 18th century, a baroque garden was added, which further enhanced the splendor of the complex.

Important Dates

• 1680: Construction begins under Margrave Christian Ernst.
• 1687: Completion of the main building.
• 1720: Expansion of the garden complex.
• 1803: Secularization and transfer to state ownership.

The hunting lodge is an impressive example of Baroque architecture. The main building is characterized by its symmetrical facade and the richly decorated portal.

Inside, magnificent stucco work and ceiling paintings can be admired, which bear witness to the artistic skill of the time.

Special Features

• Baroque facade: Symmetrical design with decorative elements.
• Stucco work: Elaborate decorations in the interior.
• Ceiling paintings: Artistic depictions in the main halls.
• Chapel: A small, richly decorated chapel is integrated into the complex.

Today, the old hunting lodge serves as a museum and event venue. Regular exhibitions and concerts take place here.

The historic rooms can also be rented for private events, such as weddings or company celebrations.

Opening Hours

Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Monday: Closed

Contact

Schlossallee 1, 95448 Bayreuth

Phone: +49 (0)921 555-0

Email: info@jagdschloss-bayreuth.de