Old Palace & Wurttemberg State Museum Review

To the east of Schiller Square is the old palace, now the Wurttemberg State Museum. There are not many collections, covering some medieval sculptures, paintings and treasures of several successive dukes. There was also an exhibition on the origin of ancient European people when we went.

Free museum visit, speaking of the history of Wurttemberg. The exhibition has been arranged reasonably since ancient times. The facilities in the museum are also very good and there are quite a lot of exhibits. The staff is very friendly and must not miss this museum when you have time.

The old palace in Stuttgart is now also the Wurttemberg State Museum. It is small, the house is very simple and interesting, and the most special thing is that the inside is the museum, but the outside is the same place as the concert venue! There may be live bands at night

Stuttgart is Germany's sixth largest city, located in the southwest Baden-Württemberg state, historically the capital of the Kingdom of Württemberg. Industrial manufacturing is very developed, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche headquarters are in the city, there are Porsche Museum and Mercedes-Benz Museum to participate, but the time is not enough and not very interested in cars, so there is no arrangement. Personally think that the essence of the city lies in the Wurttemberg State Museum. The museum was transformed from the Wurttemberg Palace, which contains a large number of treasures from the Wurttemberg royal collection, which is worth seeing! Due to the baptism of the war, parts of the old city are basically newly built buildings without classical features, exactly the same as the domestic pedestrian street. But it is recommended to recommend the surrounding mountaintop park Santiago de Chile platz, this park overlooks the panoramic view of Stuttgart, it is a good place to watch the sunset. And you can see a lot of red roof German villas and single-family apartment buildings, if you don't say in advance, you really think you have arrived at Qingdao Badaguan! This is what surprised me very much. Stuttgart Baden-Württemberg

Now here is the Baden-Württemberg State Museum, the exhibition is still very rich, from the ape era, until the overthrow of the Wurttemberg Kingdom, and most places are equipped with English introductions, is definitely a good place to learn German history. But the staff here really have a lot of nostalgia, such as two people told me to save the bag (Obviously my bag is not big), and someone didn't even give me the clothes in my hand, saying that either save or put them on, it made me an eye-opener. Maybe it is because the knowledge here is too strong, and there are too few tourists, so they are too boring, and they must take care of it when they see people? . . . . . . In addition, the free audio guide seems to be incomplete, many places are blank, maybe because only the German version is seriously done, the English version is relatively rough?