workers and servants. A royal brewery followed, enjoying a long period of success before closing. Under the shade of chestnut trees Hofbräuhaus beers and traditional Bavarian fare are served today, enjoyed with a picturesque view of the palace, particularly at sunset. As film location Several notable motion pictures have used Schleißheim Palace as a film location: Decision Before Dawn (1951) directed by Anatole Litvak used interiors and exteriors of Schleißheim when the Oskar Werner medic/spy character is picked to become an aide to a panzer General. Paths of Glory (1957) directed by Stanley Kubrick used the palace and its grounds extensively. The palace served as the French Army division headquarters; the execution of the World War I French soldiers was filmed in the grand garden of the New Palace (Gartenfassade des Neuen Schlosses); and the court martial in the Great Hall (Grosser Saal) inside the palace. Last Year at Marienbad (1961) directed by Alain Resnais used the palace (along with two others in Munich) as a principal filming location. The Three Musketeers (2011) filmed some scenes in the palace. Per me, per sempre (2001 Music Video: Eros Ramazzotti) Directed by Paolo Scarfo'. Cinematographer: Massimo Zeri. Entirely shot in the palace. Tourism Oberschleißheim village and Schleißheim Palace are accessible by the Munich S-Bahn number 1. This line passes through the city centre, including Stachus and the main train station. Museums: Gertrud Weinhold Ecumenical Collection (Branch museum of the Bavarian National Museum, Old Palace) East and West Prussia Collection (Bavarian National Museum, Old Palace) Meißen porcelain collection (Bavarian National Museum, Lustheim Palace) Gallery of baroque paintings (Part of the Bavarian State Painting Collections, New Palace) See also List of Baroque residences References External links Schleißheim Palace Gallery of European baroque painting Houses completed in 1623 Houses completed in 1688 Houses completed in 1704 Palaces in Bavaria Munich (district) Buildings and structures in Munich Tourist attractions in Munich Royal residences in Bavaria Art museums and galleries in Germany Parks in Germany Baroque architecture in Munich Baroque palaces in Germany German Baroque gardens Museums in Munich Historic house museums in Germany 1623 establishments in the Holy Roman Empire 1688 establishments in the Holy Roman Empire