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Gute Arbeits- und Bildungsmöglichkeiten, eine attraktive Innenstadt mit vielen Einkaufs- und Einkehrmöglichkeiten, eine aktive Bürgerschaft sowie ein reiches Kulturangebot kennzeichnen Ludwigsburg als zukunftsorientierte Stadt mit hoher Lebensqualität!
When you get to Ludwigsburg, start here at the Tourist Information Center. Our staff are locals, who know what’s on, where to go and what to see.
Welcome to Ludwigsburg, Germany’s Baroque gem! With a magnificent palace and gardens, a grand market square and tempting arcades, our small, friendly city has history and culture galore. But there is also a modern buzz, with festivals ranging from music to fireworks!
Ludwigsburg is much more than grand palaces and tales of royal families and aristocrats (though that is fun!). This elegant town also boasts a lively main square with cafés and regular markets, where everyone meets to chat and watch the world go by.
In banqueting halls and state apartments, stories bring the past to life. Imagine the rich and famous sweeping down the imposing staircases. Stand in the circular chapel, with its royal tomb and painted ceiling; learn why the second chapel is dedicated to the Order of the Golden Eagle.
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August 23 - November 03, 2024. When it comes to pumpkins, Ludwigsburg rules! From August to December, the grounds of the Palace host the world's largest pumpkin exhibition, part of Baroque in Bloom Palace Gardens (Blühendes Barock), a vast horticultural show with a different theme each year.
Ludwigsburg Museum. In one of the town’s oldest Baroque buildings, the lively interactive and hands-on displays in the Ludwigsburg Museum explain how the town was planned and developed.
The Children’s Kingdom in Ludwigsburg Palace. What is usually banned in most museums is encouraged in the Children's Kingdom (Kinderreich), an interactive, living museum for children in Ludwigsburg Palace.
Ludwigsburg is on the Neckar, one of Germany’s prettiest rivers. An unexpected pleasure for many visitors is taking a tour by canoe, kayak or SUP (Stand Up Paddle Board). The scenery along the way includes steep vineyards and medieval villages.
