Imperial Palace in Tilleda

Knights' tournament in the imperial palace Michael Dapper

Ernst-Thälmann-Straße 4c
06537 Kelbra, Ortsteil Tilleda

Telephone: 034651 2923
Telefax: 034651 909970
pfalztilleda@t-online.de
http://www.pfalz-tilleda.de

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In the Early and High Middle Ages (8th to 13th century) an imperial palace in Tilleda served at times as the residence of emperors and kings. The only completely excavated site of its kind to date, Tilleda is recognized way beyond Germany's borders as a model of this type of royal residence. 
For this reason, parts of the representative buildings, fortifications, houses, workshops and technical infrastructure have been reconstructed at their original location.


Brief presentations on historical topics in the exhibition buildings complete the picture. Active involvement is encouraged in the adventure museum, where visitors can try their hand at crafts from the Middle Ages themselves or have them explained.

Directions
Tilleda – Saxony-Anhalt / Mansfeld-Südharz district

Follow the signs in Tilleda

Opening times
The imperial palace open-air museum is open daily from March until November. Last admission one hour before closing time.



April to October: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

November and March: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Admission
Adults: 4.00 EUR per person

for groups of 10 persons and more: 3.50 € per/person

Children, students, disabled persons: 3. €

Family ticket: max. two adults and three children: 11. € €

Payment method
Bar

Parking
Many free parking spaces on site