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Even if we are not giving you any further recommendations for the individual design of your stay in Karlsruhe , you can always contact us by phone if you have any questions. We would be happy to give you tips on where to stay in Karlsruhe or provide you with culinary recommendations at the location Karlsruhe. In contrast to many other German cities, Karlsruhe is a very young city. It was only when Margrave of Baden-Durlach laid the foundation stone for his new castle, the castle of Karlsruhe, in that the history of the town of Karlsruhe took its course.
An old story says that the margrave had previously slept in the forest near Durlach and had dreamed of a castle that was at the center of a radically expanding city. Margrave Karl-Wilhelm of Baden-Durlach was then able to design his dream city named after the his story "Karlsruhe" and ultimately build it. Even today, the city's radiant pattern can still be seen: in the center of a circle lies the Karlsruhe castle, and from there, 32 alleys lead to all directions of heaven.
Viewed from above, this pattern also has a certain resemblance to a fan, so that the city of Karlsruhe is sometimes also referred to as "fan city". If one considers the relatively late foundation of the city of Karlsruhe, it is not surprising that no historical old town with medieval alleyways and corners is found in Karlsruhe. Nevertheless, Karlsruhe's cityscape is worth a visit, after all, one does not see such a city, designed on the drawing board, too often. In addition, Karlsruhe Castle is an impressive sight.
In the former residence of the Margrave, the Badische Landesmuseum is one of the most active museums in Germany. It provides information on both cultural and national history as well as on art history. The many neoclassical buildings in Karlsruhe's inner city, which are largely reminiscent of the architect Friedrich Weinbrenner, are absolutely worth seeing.
