Ludwigsburg Residential Palace

Ludwigsburg Residential Palace is a grand Baroque palace situated in Ludwigsburg. Constructed between 1704 and 1733, it is one of Europe's largest Baroque structures to have preserved its original form. The palace complex encompasses 18 buildings with a total of 452 rooms, surrounded by expansive gardens known as the "Blooming Baroque" and "Fairytale Garden".

Visitors can explore a variety of attractions within the palace grounds. Guided tours offer insights into the opulent state apartments, banqueting halls, and the circular chapel. The palace also houses several museums, including the Baroque Gallery, the Fashion Museum, and the Ceramics Museum, each showcasing extensive collections from their respective periods. The meticulously maintained gardens feature ornate flowerbeds, sculptures, and fountains, providing a picturesque setting for leisurely walks. Additionally, the Fairytale Garden (Märchengarten) is a delightful area for children, bringing classic tales to life through interactive displays.