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Founded: 1820-1824Category: Cemeteries, mausoleums and burial places in Germany
Historical period: German Confederation (Germany)
Rating
4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Francisco (7 months ago)
Very special place. It's not easy to park but after this small challenge it's totally worth the 10 minutes walk. It's on the top of a hill with views to the city and vineyards. The entrance is 4€ which is cheap and usually there are not many people inside the Mausoleum.
Very special place. It's not easy to park but after this small challenge it's totally worth the 10 minutes walk. It's on the top of a hill with views to the city and vineyards. The entrance is 4€ which is cheap and usually there are not many people inside the Mausoleum.
Manish Metha (7 months ago)
My favourite place in Stuttgart, been here 2 times. Will visit every time I visit Germany. Beautiful. 1 hour journey from hbf needs to walk like 12 mins or so. On day time you do have a restaurant and a wine place at night time you have peace. Both are good. Do go in different times and different seasons to see different beauties. The view of Stuttgart is also measuring.
My favourite place in Stuttgart, been here 2 times. Will visit every time I visit Germany. Beautiful. 1 hour journey from hbf needs to walk like 12 mins or so. On day time you do have a restaurant and a wine place at night time you have peace. Both are good. Do go in different times and different seasons to see different beauties. The view of Stuttgart is also measuring.
Kasun Alwis (9 months ago)
This destination offers a beautiful view over Stuttgart and is surrounded by vineyards. There's a nice bistro and a restaurant with great views on the way up. You can explore the vineyards and paths around the grave chapel for free, but there's a fee to enter the chapel.
This destination offers a beautiful view over Stuttgart and is surrounded by vineyards. There's a nice bistro and a restaurant with great views on the way up. You can explore the vineyards and paths around the grave chapel for free, but there's a fee to enter the chapel.
Akinbo Akin-Olugbade (12 months ago)
This place is a monument to love. I love the back story, and how King Wilhem had the palace razed to build this mausoleum where Katherina was buried and he ended up joining her. The ceiling work is exquisite. Make sure to stand in the exact centre downstairs by their tombs - the slightest whisper returns the most amazing echos. Really spiritual experience. One wonders at the architectural marvel required to achieve the precision.
This place is a monument to love. I love the back story, and how King Wilhem had the palace razed to build this mausoleum where Katherina was buried and he ended up joining her. The ceiling work is exquisite. Make sure to stand in the exact centre downstairs by their tombs - the slightest whisper returns the most amazing echos. Really spiritual experience. One wonders at the architectural marvel required to achieve the precision.
Adnan Hasan (2 years ago)
Best place to see Sunset and cityscape from top. There are lots of sitting places surrounding the area. You will also find a coffee shop close to top. The area is open to the public. Only the chapel has an entrance ticket. Good spot to have a drink or some snacks or food with friends and family. You can bring your own food and drinks. You can also enjoy the night lights of the city of Stuttgart.
Best place to see Sunset and cityscape from top. There are lots of sitting places surrounding the area. You will also find a coffee shop close to top. The area is open to the public. Only the chapel has an entrance ticket. Good spot to have a drink or some snacks or food with friends and family. You can bring your own food and drinks. You can also enjoy the night lights of the city of Stuttgart.
