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Cycling to work: the perfect route

The gardens surrounding the residential palace in Ludwigsburg, Baden-Württemberg, are known as "Blooming Baroque." Since 1959, the East Garden has also housed the Fairy Tale Garden, depicting over 40 fairy tale scenes. The Fairy Tale Garden was founded in 1959 on the initiative of Albert Schöchle, who, while shopping for animals in 1957, happened upon the Dutch Fairy Tale Forest in what is now the Efteling theme park in Kaatsheuvel, near Tilburg. Since Schöchle was looking for a new attraction for the park, he enthusiastically embraced the idea, but he didn't anticipate how difficult it would be to convince the supervisory board members in Ludwigsburg of the project's merits. He finally succeeded through a joint visit to the Dutch Fairy Tale Garden, which he deliberately scheduled for a Sunday; the large crowds of visitors there on that day convinced him.

The gardens surrounding Ludwigsburg Palace in Baden-Württemberg are known as "Blooming Baroque." Since 1959, the East Garden has also housed the Fairy Tale Garden, which depicts over 40 fairy tale scenes. The Fairy Tale Garden was founded in 1959 on the initiative of Albert Schöchle, who, in 1957, while on a trip to purchase animals, happened upon the Dutch Fairy Tale Forest at what is now the Efteling theme park in Kaatsheuvel near Tilburg. As Schöchle was looking for a new attraction for the park, he enthusiastically embraced the suggestion but hadn't anticipated how difficult it would be to convince the supervisory board members in Ludwigsburg of the project. He finally succeeded through a joint visit to the Dutch Fairy Tale Garden, which he deliberately scheduled for a Sunday; the large crowds there that day proved convincing. The south side forms the main entrance area of the entire garden: A wide access path is interrupted by a circular lake. To the left and right are areas designed in the style of a French Baroque garden. - In the north garden, facing Favorite Palace, are various terraces and a Baroque parterre surrounding a basin with a central fountain. Aviaries with exotic birds are also located there. - The English-style east garden consists of two parts. In the upper part is the Schüsselesee (Bowl Lake), around which historic play equipment such as a carousel, swings, a boat swing, and bowling lanes are arranged. An antique aqueduct, a Mediterranean vineyard, and a kangaroo house with an enclosure have also been built there. A monument to the Ludwigsburg theologian David Friedrich Strauss was erected here at the beginning of the 20th century. The Sardinian Garden is a 150 x 30 meter free-flight aviary, which houses flamingos, ibises, storks, and mallards, among other birds, and is decorated with typical Mediterranean plants. Flower shows and art exhibitions are held in the orangery. The 30-meter-long Posilippo Tunnel was built in 1801 as a step-free connection to the lower orchard.

Always worth seeing, especially with the weather today

Seating area with views of the Strudelbach Valley and Riet. Nearby is a small viewing platform with a less overgrown vantage point.

Built after the Reformation on the site of a chapel, it was renovated and expanded in 1628/29 by the master builder Kaspar Kretzmayer on behalf of Philipp von Nippenburg and Johann von Sternenfels. The attic was converted into a granary in 1685, and the Count's Chair inside bears the same date. The crucifix dates from the 17th century, and the oldest bell dates from 1700.

There's always something going on here in the evenings.