A „porcelain palace“ to rival any in Europe
Rastatt Favorite Palace

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Glazed earthenware, porcelain and glassware, along with original fantastical costume portraits, are on display on the ground floor and the third floor. In the main entrance building to the second orangery, garden records tell the story of the palace garden.

Pottery in the open kitchen, Rastatt Favorite Palace

Amazing pottery

The famous showpieces from Strasbourg, the tureens in the shape of animals and vegetables, are on display as part of the glazed earthenware collection. 

Glazed earthenware collection
A Loukong tea set from Sibylla Augusta’s porcelain collection, Favorite Palace

Fragile pieces from across the globe

A first-rate collection on the third floor: fine porcelain from China and Meissen, precious glass from Bohemia.

Porcelain and glass collections
Costume portrait, originally hung in the hall of mirrors at Rastatt Favorite Palace

From African to magician

56 costume portraits depict the margravial family in imaginative costumes. Discover the many incredible details.

Costume portraits
Aerial view of Rastatt Favorite Palace

Interesting facts about the garden

A Baroque pleasure garden and landscape garden – How has the garden changed, and what remains of it today?

Garden records