The German city of Ludwigsburg enjoys a quiet existence by the River Neckar in the state of Baden-Württemberg. This charming 18th-century city is not exactly a tourist hotspot, but travelers who find themselves in Ludwigsburg can’t help being captivated by its charm. Ludwigsburg has enough attractions to keep travelers happy for at least a few days.
Ludwigsburg Palace
The sprawling Ludwigsburg Palace complex is one of the few Baroque buildings in Europe that still exist in their original condition. The palace offers public guided tours of its interiors replete with royal splendor. Visitors to the palace are invariably impressed by the ornate hallways, the marble hall, the magnificent theater with its original machinery, the royal furniture, and the gorgeous intricately designed residential apartments. The Keramikmuseum with its unbeatable collection of porcelain, ceramic, and stone artifacts is also definitely worth a visit.
Schlossstraße 30, 71634 Ludwigsburg, Germany, +49 (0)7141 182004
