Take a photo of the palace castle with Van, and go in is the princess! From the simple hunting palace to a grand three-story building: In Europe, no one in power, like the ruler of Ludwigsburg, puts his dream of a pure royal palace so charming. The imposing Versailles has always been a model for many representative buildings of the 18th-century European ruling class. Since 1704, the Duke of Eberhardt Ludwig has expanded his simple hunting palace. With the addition of the fourth floor, the building has finally become the representative building of Europe's largest Baroque palace, and is also the best in Germany. The palace was baptized by war and was preserved intact. The halls decorated with lavish festive columns and the palatial suites have maintained their original appearance. Visitors can experience the royal architectural style of the three historical periods from a distance. The bathroom, the court church filled with exotic ornaments, the pavilion with noble and elegant marble, the hunting pavilion and the style of the stairs come from the Baroque era. As long as you have permission to take pictures, you can record the luxury of this palace in all directions. The interior of the palace is decorated with the grandeur of the Baroque period. Every sculpture, oil painting, furniture, and decoration on the wall is extremely luxurious, as if it were a museum rather than a palace. Address: Schlossstrae 30