Palais Seinsheim

The Palais Seinsheim on Prannerstraße in Munich is a stately late-Rococo city palace built in 1764 in the historic Kreuzviertel. It originally served as the residence and event venue of the Bavarian minister Joseph Franz Maria von Seinsheim, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was among its guests. The pale yellow façade of the three-story gabled building shows early Neoclassical forms alongside its Rococo features. After several renovations, including an extension to the west in 1949, the building now houses the headquarters of the Bavarian Association of Cities (Bayerischer Städtetag).