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The Löwentor was built in 1858 by the Württemberg court architect Johann Michael Knapp.

Press release from May 22, 2024: This year, the Bärensee will remain without water. That was the case last year, but the city had promised that the lake would be refilled this spring. But now it's official: The lake will remain empty this year as well. The work on the dam and the outlet is more difficult than expected and is taking longer!

The Bärenschlössle and the surrounding area are worth a visit at any time of year. It is more pleasant there during the week, as there are a lot of visitors at the weekend. The daily lunch menu is available at the Bärenschlössle from 12.30 p.m. Good value for money. Very tasty food on offer. Large selection of cakes.

Everything is going great here, even though it's packed

Very popular with newlyweds. Pictures are taken here by professional photographers. Who wouldn't want to get married in this breathtaking location? Provided you have the necessary change.

What a great place. I visited the castle 🏰 for the first time as a Mammoth March participant 👉 steep climb, really great castle 🏰 and brilliant view of the city.

A beautiful facility that I have mixed feelings about. On the one hand, I really like the buildings and the surrounding park. A wonderful line of sight to the castle in Ludwigsburg also served as a baseline for the survey of Württemberg in 1880. Keyword triangulation. On the other hand, this complex is as big as Stuttgart's old town and the megalomaniac builder Carl Eugen, as the ruler of the country at the time, made "his" people bleed badly just to satisfy his need for recognition. In addition, the show-crazy Carl Eugen has lost interest in the ensemble again after 6 years. I find that incredible! Today the common people can at least enter the facility. About the history of the castle https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Solitude

Beautiful park/forest with old trees and places to rest or stop for refreshments.