Schlossplatz

Square Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany

What to expect

Schlossplatz, also known as Palace Square, is a vibrant and historic landmark in Stuttgart, Germany. The square is home to the New Palace, a grand building that was constructed between 1746 and 1807 and features a mix of Baroque, Classicism, Rococo, and Empire architectural styles. The palace now houses the ministries of Culture and the Treasury for the Baden-Württemberg government. The square is surrounded by other notable buildings, including the Old Palace, which is now home to the Württemberg State Museum, and the Kunstgebäude gallery, which features contemporary art exhibitions. Schlossplatz is a popular spot for public events, including open-air concerts, children's fairs, and the annual Weihnachten market, which features an outdoor ice rink. The square is also a great place to relax and enjoy the scenery, with its beautiful lawns and flowerbeds. Visitors can also explore the nearby Königstraße, Germany's longest shopping precinct, which offers a variety of shops and restaurants

Plan your family visit to the Schlossplatz with these blog insights 👇

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What to do with 24 hours in Stuttgart with your kids

What to do with 24 hours in Stuttgart with your kids
This family's experience:

Activities: We visited the Schlossplatz to see the landmarks and have dinner at Carls Brauhaus

Highlights: The kids loved playing in the green spaces and splashing in the fountains, and we enjoyed the historic castle and the dinner ✨

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(Tip!) Stuttgart with kids: sights top 13!

(Tip!) Stuttgart with kids: sights top 13!
This family's experience:

Activities: We walked through downtown and visited the most famous square in Stuttgart

Highlights: It is a great place to sit on a terrace and have something to eat and drink ✨