Radspielerhaus

The former Rechberg Palace, built by the Duke of Rechberg in 1688 and owned by the Radspieler family since 1848, is a prime example of classical Bavarian architecture. The most famous resident was the poet Heinrich Heine, who lived here in 1827-28. The garden in the courtyard, with its luscious lawns and old trees, is one of the few remaining examples of a traditional, aristocratic Munich garden. The interior was recently renovated.