The Schleissheim estate is a complex of three palaces set in extensive parkland. The huge New Palace (1701-27) with its 330m-long Baroque façade and 45 rooms reflects the ambitions of Prince-Elector Max-Emmanuel. It is now converted into an art gallery housing 16C and 17C Dutch and Flemish masters. The Lustheim Palace houses an excellent collection of Meissen porcelain and the Old Castle a small museum of religious art and an exhibition on the history of Prussia (in German).