Ludwigburg Palacempressive palace with Renaissance baroque style. Built 12 kilometers to the center of the city of Stuttgart, one of its main attractions are its large gardens. It was for many years from the 18th century until the beginning of the 19th century the main royal palace of the Wurttemberg dynasty.
The Palace was started in the summer of 1704, at first it was intended to be only a country house by Duke Luis de Wurttemberg, but was becoming relevant to become the main palace, as the old castle of the city of Stuttgart had been outdated. The Ludwigsburg Palace is currently home to three different museums: Baroque Gallery (Old Main Building) - a branch of the State Gallery of Stuttgart, presents the collection of the State Gallery of Baroque paintings Porcelain Museum (New Main Building) - a branch of the State Museum of Württemberg Stuttgart Baroque Fashion Museum - a branch of the State Museum of Württemberg in Stuttgart, presents clothing from 1750 to 1820. There are guided tours scheduled daily at specific times, cultural events and festivals are also held in its gardens, especially during the summer. |
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What to find?Spacious and impressive gardens, three different museums with varied exhibitions more than all art and crafts of the Renaissance Baroque era.
How to get- ratesTuesday to Friday 9 a.m. at 5 p.m.
Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. Closed Monday Tickets to different expositions between US $ 3 to US $ 8 Address and how to get there S4 to Marbach or S5 direction to Bietigheim to Ludwigburg, then the bus routes Bus 421, 427, 430, 443, 444 to the Residenzschloss stop Schlosstrasse 30 71634 Ludwigsburg Tel: 49(0)7141/18 20 04 info@schloss-ludwigburg.de www.schloss-ludwigsburg.de |
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