Schloss Weilburg, Baden, Classical palace in Baden, Austria
The Weilburg Palace extends across 201 meters of facade, incorporating symmetrical wings, classical columns, and geometric architectural elements.
Archduke Charles of Austria commissioned the palace in 1820 for his wife Henriette of Nassau-Weilburg, with construction finishing in December 1821.
Numerous artists including Jakob Alt, Thomas Ender, and Eduard Gurk created paintings of the palace, documenting its architectural grandeur.
After severe fire damage in 1945, the palace ruins were demolished in 1964, leaving only the coat of arms stone on Weilburgstrasse.
Architect Joseph Kornhäusel designed the palace as one of Austria's most substantial classical buildings, earning it the title 'stone poem'.
Location: Baden
Inception: June 4, 1823
Architects: Joseph Kornhäusel
Architectural style: classical architecture
GPS coordinates: 48.00671,16.20891
Latest update: May 11, 2025 11:07
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