Schloss Rastatt — Attraction in Vereinbarte Verwaltungsgemeinschaft Rastatt

A palace that defines and gives meaning to its location perfectly. The pink tones paint the city around and give a scent of History to everything that’s surrounding.

Inside there’s a military museum that I didn’t visit because honestly that’s not really my thing, I really prefer the sights, and also because it was already closed at that time.

The only thing that disappoints me in the most palaces I visited in Baden Baden/Karlsruhe/Rastatt is that the inside was completely renovated and so, if you are someone who likes this characteristic then they’ll be your dream come true, but for me, who finds palaces a window to the past, it took so much away, that it saddens me.

The palace fronts the street which has almost no traffic at all, and at the other side, its front garden which should be even prettier in summertime/ springtime than in winter, but I still found it awesome.

When u climb up to the garden and u walk to your right u have right there a shopping center that is a perfect place to stop if you feel the cold tightening.

I would...

This charming baroque palace, summer residence and hunting lodge was built from 1710-1727 for young Margravine Sibylla Augusta of Baden-Baden. The Favorita Palace, is only a short car ride from Rastatt Residential Palace. The royal court met for festivities involving hunting, concerts and banquets. Very beautiful castle in the middle of Rastatt. There is the possibility to participate in a tour of the castle. Do not forget to visit the Museum of Arms. I enjoyed the visit very much. Ah, style EXTRAVAGANZA; No expense was spared on the interiors of the palace, which are equipped with all forms of craftsmanship 18th century plaster floors colors made of imitation marble, wall tiles, earthenware, decorated with plasterwork and frescoes, sumptuous embroidered tapestries and...

An incredible "French Flavoured" Castle/residence. This Palace and surrounding gardens were built in the early 1700's. Its "Baroque design" was influenced by France's "Palace at Versailles". The "integrated design" of the Park and the Palace [as well as the nearby town] features a high degree of "symmetry". It has recently been refurbished, and perhaps the most interesting "decorations" can be found in the area called the "ancestral hall" [which is also the largest]. The castle also houses two museums-- including the "Military History Museum" and the "memorial site for the German liberation movement". It is definitely worthy of a visit- perhaps combined with the"Schloss favorite Castle".

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