Jubiläumssäule — Attraction in Stuttgart

The Jubiläumssäule towers over Schlossplatz as a proud symbol of Württemberg's royal history. Erected in 1841 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of King Wilhelm I’s reign, this 30-meter column is crowned by Concordia, the Roman goddess of harmony. Its neoclassical design and commanding presence draw the eye from every corner of the square. Beyond its decorative role, the column marks a moment of political stability and reform during the 19th century, when Wilhelm introduced progressive agricultural and educational changes. Surrounded by fountains and flowerbeds, it remains a focal point of civic pride and a favorite photo spot in Stuttgart’s...

The Jubilee Column is situated in the centre of Schlossplatz. It was constructed between 1841-46 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of reign and the birthday of King Wilhelm I. What you see is a 32 metre tall column topped with a figure of Roman God Concordia. The base of the monument contains four bronze angelic figures as well as bas reliefs of historic scenes.

It is a nice column monument flanked by two ornamental fountains, adding much ambience to Schlossplatz. Worth spending a few minutes to enjoy if you enjoy history and monument viewing during...

The Jubilee Column is a monument erected on the Schlossplatz in Stuttgart from 1841 to 1846 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the reign and the 60th birthday of King Wilhelm I of Württemberg. The column, with a total height of 32.6 metres, consists of a 9-metre-high base with four reliefs with historical scenes and four allegorical figures at the corners, an 18.5-metre-high granite column and a 5.1-metre-high statue of the Roman...