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Located in the village of Benrath, a suburb of Dusseldorf established in 1929, Schloss Benrath was erected between 1755 to 1770, in the middle of a spacious park bordered by the Rhine. The castle was constructed by order of the electoral Prince Carl Theodor von Pfalz-Sulzbach. Designed by Nicolas de Pigage, the residence is a fine example of the transition from late baroque to classical architecture. Its striking, salmon pink façade is embellished with an ornately carved grey colored roof. The main building contains some exquisite furniture and 18th-century paintings, while the west wing is home to the Benrath Natural History Museum. Visitors can take guided tours of this fascinating castle to gain a deeper insight into the history of Benrath.
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