Personally, I think this palace is an average place to visit in Stuttgart unless you have the time and haven’t been to any large palaces in Europe, especially in Italy or France. However, it’s an ideal spot for photography because it’s not crowded with tourists. The English tour is only offered once a day, so check the official website for the date and time. The ticket is quite affordable, and the tour lasts about an hour. I opted for the “Duke” tour, which showcased around 10-15 rooms (although the palace has 452 rooms). To be honest, I’ve seen better palaces. So, I would recommend simply going to the garden and taking a leisurely walk in the pleasant weather. Many of the hallways were simply decorated with paintings, and most of the rooms were not particularly impressive. I didn’t even bother taking pictures. The church was interesting, but I couldn’t get inside during the tour. The history section was interesting, as it provided insight into the noble family that ruled over this region. From an art and architecture perspective, I would suggest taking pictures of the palace’s exterior would be enough.

We went for the annual pumpkin festival and had an amazing time. The children enjoyed the views and the artistry and adventure were worth the cost. Great time.

I was here for the pumpkin festival and it was great. The palace gardens are big and you need a lot of time to stroll though them. They also have a fairytale forest, with lots of small houses retelling German fairytales, which is especially nice for kids.

Be aware: 1) visit to the palace only with guide. Minimum 1h 2) tickets to the garden and the visit to the palace are separated. And honestly the garden is beautiful but not worth the 14 euros you pay to see the same thing you can see from a little bit far from the entrance of the garden!

This was a beautiful experience. There are ENGLISH speaking tours, despite what another said in a review. Just ask the front what time the English tour starts. It was quite confusing trying to find the front door for the inside tour. Google maps took me to a side parking lot, directly in front of the building, but the entramce only sold tickets for the garden tour at 28€ per person. The garden tickets are much more than the palace tour tickets. We thought we bought tickets for the tour of the palace and grounds, but the tickets were only for the palace gardens. After walking around for a while in the front of the building and trying to find the palace entrance, we ended up at an exit where a kind staff member offered us a stamp and gave directions. Our tour guide was enthusiastic and full of information. He could answer any question thrown at him! I loved our guide's charisma and humor. The garden is great for children with a fairy garden in the back. The groups for the interior tour were not too large, so you could always hear the guide. The rooms of the palace are spectacular and full of history. I ended up doing a tour in the native tongue since I was on a drive back to my home and did not have time to wait for the English tour. I used the translate app on my phone and the guide filled me and my partner in occasionally to ensure we were up to speed. Overall, this was a fantastic experience. Just be mindful of the parking and palace entrance if your goal is not to visit the gardens, although they are beautiful.

One of the more magnificent castles I've visited in Europe! Though it's size is not enormous (rightfully so due to its history) it was wonderfully preserved and the guided tours are 100% worth the price and time. Our guides wrtr lovely and answered everyone's questions. We saw plenty of people taking their wedding photos on site, plenty of families and there were accessible bathrooms across the grounds. Truly worth the trip!!

I liked the palace. Beautiful halls, very chic interior. True, the tour was only in German and there was no alternative. I also visited the ceramics museum. A good collection.

(Translated by Google) A fairytale garden visit without a boat trip... no, that's not possible. On some days you have to wait up to 30 minutes, if you have season tickets you can always come when it's not that busy. (Original) Ein Märchengarten Besuch ohne Bootsfahrt.... ne das geht nicht. An manchen Tagen muss man bis zu 30 Minuten warten, wenn man Dauerkarten hat kann man immer kommen wenn nicht so viel los ist.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, the staff were rude and stopped allowing my child on the boat trip at 6:27 p.m. (they didn't even want to add him to other groups), even though they officially work until 6:30 p.m. I was treated badly. It's a shame - the park is actually nice, but situations like this take away any desire to come back. (Original) Leider waren die Mitarbeiter unfreundlich und haben um 18:27 Uhr mein Kind nicht mehr zur Bootsfahrt zugelassen (sie wollten es nicht einmal zu anderen Gruppen dazunehmen), obwohl sie offiziell bis 18:30 Uhr arbeiten. Man hat mich schlecht behandelt. Sehr schade – der Park ist eigentlich schön, aber solche Situationen nehmen einem jede Lust, wiederzukommen.

(Translated by Google) A really sweet little boat ride. You can admire many lovingly designed scenery and relax for a while. We always have a lot of fun. (Original) Richtig süße kleine Bootsfahrt. Man kann viele liebevoll gestaltete Kulissen anschauen und kurz entspannen. Wir haben immer viel spaß

(Translated by Google) By boat in the fairy tale park. (Original) Με την βάρκα μέσα στο πάρκο παραμυθιών.

(Translated by Google) A must when visiting the Blooming Baroque! Very entertaining and nicely presented. Waiting time can be up to 30 minutes, but the visit is not complete without the boat ride. (Original) Ein Muss beim Besuch des Blühenden Barocks! Sehr kurzweilig und nett aufgemacht. Wartezeit kann bis zu 30 Minuten betragen, aber ohne die Bootsfahrt ist der Besuch nicht komplett.

(Translated by Google) The best of the whole fairytale garden (Original) Das Beste vom ganzen Märchengarten

(Translated by Google) Funny and imaginatively designed. Great 👍 (Original) Lustig und Ideenreich gestaltet. Prima 👍

Unfortunately, the boating season is already over, but you can still enjoy the architecture and nature, there are still a couple of restaurants that work on the territory, so you can relax and have something to eat

Interior of the palace is open only during special events. Seechloss Monrepos is a hunting lodge and summer residence located on the northern edge of Ludwigsburg, set beside a tranquil lake within a large English-style landscape park. It was built for the Dukes of Württemberg in the Neo-Classical style in 1764.

I recently spent a few hours at Monrepos Castle, and it was such a refreshing escape from the city. The moment I entered the park, I was greeted by vast green lawns, towering trees, and the serene calm of nature. It felt like a perfect place to just slow down and breathe. Walking along the paths, I noticed how quiet and peaceful everything was. Birds were chirping softly, and the gentle rustle of leaves made it feel like time had slowed. There are so many spots that are ideal for a picnic or just sitting on a bench with a book, enjoying the calm surroundings. The castle itself adds a subtle charm, but honestly, it’s the natural beauty that steals the show. Spending time here made me realize how refreshing it can be to just disconnect, enjoy a little solitude, and be surrounded by greenery. Truly, a hidden gem for anyone who loves peaceful walks and nature.

Lovely place with a beautiful balance of nature and history. The open-air summer concerts are totally recommended, with a possibility of a picnic experience while listening to music. Outside the concert time the entrance is free, for concerts they have student discounts and an Abendkasse.

Very nice place for spent weekend.Beautiful nature

Monrepos is a lakeside castle in Ludwigsburg, Germany. Although quite distant and almost separated from the Favourite Palace and Ludwigsburg Palace, it is connected to the rest of the park via pedestrian paths. It is one of the two minor palaces of the estate, along with the main one. Very nice to spend the days also suitable for families with children. Pedal and oar boats can be rented. Also interesting is the fact that you can celebrate christening weddings in this wonderful place.

Beautiful place, especially now during autumn.

The Favorite palace was a really nice place to visit. We couldn't go inside as it was closed but from outside it was beautiful. The surrounding garden was well maintained and had a variety of plants. The building is painted in yellow and on a sunny day, it looks absolutely remarkable.

An astonishing place.The castle is very beautiful with vibrant colors.The park is huge and you spend an entire day chilling in the nature. There are also surprises with some friendly visitor's.

A beautiful and vibrant castle surrounded by woods and nature. Quiet and peaceful environment. Entrance into the park compound is free. Cycling is not permitted on weekends and public holidays.

Schloss Favorite is a hidden gem in Ludwigsburg! This elegant Baroque summer palace, surrounded by a peaceful park, offers a glimpse into the grandeur of 18th-century court life. The neoclassical interiors are beautifully preserved, and the symmetry of the architecture is stunning. The surrounding Favoritepark is perfect for a relaxing stroll, with well-maintained gardens and occasional wildlife sightings. While the palace itself is not always open, the exterior alone is worth the visit, especially on a sunny day when its yellow façade glows beautifully.

An interesting hunting lodge in a small deer park. The deer are tame enough to be hand fed on apples but given the size of their antlers I wouldn’t recommend it! The Favorite Castle is pretty but you can’t go inside. There’s a nice view of the Residence Castle from the balcony. Free entry to the park 😃

Beautiful little castle surrounded by a huge park where wildlife is roaming around. Right across the big palace.

If you want to escape the city & stress visit Schloss Favorite! Enjoy a long walk in the nature or have a picnic or a sunbath and relax.

Personally, I think this palace is an average place to visit in Stuttgart unless you have the time and haven’t been to any large palaces in Europe, especially in Italy or France. However, it’s an ideal spot for photography because it’s not crowded with tourists. The English tour is only offered once a day, so check the official website for the date and time. The ticket is quite affordable, and the tour lasts about an hour. I opted for the “Duke” tour, which showcased around 10-15 rooms (although the palace has 452 rooms). To be honest, I’ve seen better palaces. So, I would recommend simply going to the garden and taking a leisurely walk in the pleasant weather. Many of the hallways were simply decorated with paintings, and most of the rooms were not particularly impressive. I didn’t even bother taking pictures. The church was interesting, but I couldn’t get inside during the tour. The history section was interesting, as it provided insight into the noble family that ruled over this region. From an art and architecture perspective, I would suggest taking pictures of the palace’s exterior would be enough.

We went for the annual pumpkin festival and had an amazing time. The children enjoyed the views and the artistry and adventure were worth the cost. Great time.

I was here for the pumpkin festival and it was great. The palace gardens are big and you need a lot of time to stroll though them. They also have a fairytale forest, with lots of small houses retelling German fairytales, which is especially nice for kids.

Be aware: 1) visit to the palace only with guide. Minimum 1h 2) tickets to the garden and the visit to the palace are separated. And honestly the garden is beautiful but not worth the 14 euros you pay to see the same thing you can see from a little bit far from the entrance of the garden!

This was a beautiful experience. There are ENGLISH speaking tours, despite what another said in a review. Just ask the front what time the English tour starts. It was quite confusing trying to find the front door for the inside tour. Google maps took me to a side parking lot, directly in front of the building, but the entramce only sold tickets for the garden tour at 28€ per person. The garden tickets are much more than the palace tour tickets. We thought we bought tickets for the tour of the palace and grounds, but the tickets were only for the palace gardens. After walking around for a while in the front of the building and trying to find the palace entrance, we ended up at an exit where a kind staff member offered us a stamp and gave directions. Our tour guide was enthusiastic and full of information. He could answer any question thrown at him! I loved our guide's charisma and humor. The garden is great for children with a fairy garden in the back. The groups for the interior tour were not too large, so you could always hear the guide. The rooms of the palace are spectacular and full of history. I ended up doing a tour in the native tongue since I was on a drive back to my home and did not have time to wait for the English tour. I used the translate app on my phone and the guide filled me and my partner in occasionally to ensure we were up to speed. Overall, this was a fantastic experience. Just be mindful of the parking and palace entrance if your goal is not to visit the gardens, although they are beautiful.

One of the more magnificent castles I've visited in Europe! Though it's size is not enormous (rightfully so due to its history) it was wonderfully preserved and the guided tours are 100% worth the price and time. Our guides wrtr lovely and answered everyone's questions. We saw plenty of people taking their wedding photos on site, plenty of families and there were accessible bathrooms across the grounds. Truly worth the trip!!

I liked the palace. Beautiful halls, very chic interior. True, the tour was only in German and there was no alternative. I also visited the ceramics museum. A good collection.