Offices
ResidenceLudwigsburg
Palais Schütz-Isengarten
The Palace+
History+
Construction and Early Use
The palace was built in 1713 as new quarters for hunting guests of Duke Eberhardt Ludwig of Württemberg. In 1726 and 1760, the two side wings were erected. At the end of the 18th century, the palace was used as a porcelain manufactory.
Later Use
In 1824, it was taken over by the royal cloth factory and has served various media companies since 2001.
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Location: 48.8959, 9.1988