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With nearly 300,000 inhabitants, Karlsruhe is the largest city in Baden. The centre of the city is Karlsruhe Palace, the former seat of Badens Margraves and Grand Dukes. Karlsruhe is the city of justice, because it accommodates the Federal Constitutional Court and the Federal Supreme Court.

Explore Germany's sunny southwest and enjoy Baden's cuisines and wines. To relax, visit Karlsruhe's colossal city park, Schlossgarten. To engage in sport activities, Schlossgarten offers plenty of possibilities, too. With every city trip, there is the shopping facilities issue. In this regard, Karlsruhe offers the 2.4 kilometers long Kaiserstraße that connects the most important squares Europaplatz, Marktplatz and Kronenplatz.

The gentleness of Baden's population can be experienced best by staying in an apartment or room in a private home in Karlsruhe. All these can be booked on the accommodation service for Karlsruhe gloveler.com. You can start now looking for cheap places to stay in Karlsruhe.

Karlsruhe sightseeing

Karlsruhe Palace: It is Karlsruhe's centre and the most popular tourist attraction of the city. The city was planned with the tower of the palace at the centre and 32 streets radiating out from it like ribs on a folding fan. Karlsruhe Palace was built in 1715 and served as the residence of Baden’s Margraves and Grand Dukes until 1918. With the abolishment of the aristocracy, the palace was transformed into a museum. Unfortunately, we're unable to offer you Karlsruhe Palace as a sublet, but nearby, you can find plenty of other affordable apartments and rooms in private homes.
Schlossgarten: Schlossgarten is one of the most beautiful city parks in Germany. On the occasion of the Bundesgartenschau (national garden exhibition) of 1967, the Schlossgartenbahn was established, a small railway that rolls through the park. Monuments, fountains and an extensive lake decorate the green areas. Why don't you book an apartment or a room close to Schlossgarten?
Turmberg: Get up to the highest point of Karlsruhe and climb Turmberg with the Turmbergbahn, a railway that connects the foot with the top of the hill. There you'll have a great overview of the city. On top of the hill are the ruins of the castle of Durlach. The numerous footpaths around the hill offer a lot of hiking possibilities.
Kaiser Street: Kaiser Street is Karlsruhe's shopping street. It starts with Europaplatz, where the pedestrian area begins, and it spans Markplatz towards Durlacher Allee. In the centre of Marktplatz, you'll find the famous Karlsruher Pyramide (Karlsruhe's pyramid) that is the grave of Margrave Karl Wilhelm and that counterbalances Karlsruhe Palace as the centre of Karlsruhe's bourgeoisie.
Museums: With its numerous museums, the cultural education in Karlsruhe doesn't come off badly. The Badisches Landesmuseum (Baden's museum) represents 5500 years of cultural history. The exhibitions in the Museum für Naturkunde (Natural History Museum) are all about nature. Last but not least, the Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie (ZKM, Center for Art and Media Technology) is the world's largest museum that focuses on New Media.
Durlach: The old town of Durlach fascinates through winding streets and lanes along private homes that invite to stay. Worth seeing is Karlsburg, which is in the centre of Durlach. It offers an unusual atmosphere for special events with its unique ballroom. The nearby Schlossgarten offers a place for restful hours. With gloveler.co, you'll find guest houses and bed and breakfasts in Durlach and anywhere else in Germany.