Ludwigsburg
Ludwigsburg is a city in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, about 12 kilometres (7.5 mi) north of Stuttgart city centre, near the river Neckar.
It is the largest and primary city of the Ludwigsburg district with about 94,000 inhabitants. It is situated within the Stuttgart Region, and the district is part of the administrative region (Regierungsbezirk) of Stuttgart.
Getting to Ludwigsburg
- 01train
The easiest way into Ludwigsburg is to take a train from Stuttgart to the Ludwigsburg S-Bahn station.
Worth seeing
- 01Residenzschloss
The residence castle (built 1704-1733 from Herzog Eberhard Ludwig von Württemberg) is the germ cell of the town.
- 02Lustschloss Favorite
The hunting seat Favorite (built 1713-1728), was built by Herzog Eberhard Ludwig as a hunting seat and pleasure palace near the residence castle.
- 03Blühendes Barock
The horticultural show "Blossoming Baroque' is formed by the garden of the residence castle.
- 04Seeschloss Monrepos
The inside of the castle cannot be visited.
- 05Marktplatz
Things to do
See the gorgeous Christmas market around the time of advent: set around the Baroque market square, in the shadow of two churches, bustle alongside locals, passing stalls selling a range of products, from Lebkuchen (festive biscuit hearts displaying messages, some in English) to candles, glassware, art and decorative items before making your way to the food stalls for a warming Bratwurst and Gluhwein (or, for you…
- 01Ship roundtrips on river Neckar
Where to eat
Herr Kächele, Marstall-Center. quality handmade Maultaschen stall Wurttemberger Hof, Bismarckstraße 24,.
Getting around Ludwigsburg the local way
- Get inThere is a significant charter/holiday traffic between Stuttgart and the popular holiday destinations in southern Europe and North Africa, mostly served by dedicated carriers such as TUIfly.
- Get inTerminal 3 serves intercontinental flights (Delta, United), Eurowings, Aegean Airlines and other non Star-Alliance airlines, including Condor and Tuifly Terminal 4 is used mainly for charter and holiday flights Departures are one level above arrivals and two levels above the S-Bahn station.
- Go nextCan be a nice day trip for families with children.
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