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Schloss ob Ellwangen, located in the east of Württemberg, has a rich history dating back to 1460. It served as the residence and seat of power for the Prince-Provosts of the Prince-Provostship of Ellwangen. From 1802/1803 to 1842, it was used as the electoral and royal residence. This historical significance adds to the charm and allure of the castle, making it a fascinating destination for tourists interested in history and architecture.
Schloss ob Ellwangen is not just a historical site, but also a museum open to visitors. The museum houses a variety of treasures including Baroque cribs, the Ellwangen cabinet, stove plates from the Wasseralfinger foundry, works by local painter Karl Stirner, and valuable faience made in the nearby Schrezheimer factory. These exhibits offer a rich insight into the local history and culture, making the museum a must-visit for history and art enthusiasts.
Schloss ob Ellwangen is not only a historical monument and museum but also a cultural hub. The castle provides an ideal backdrop for theater performances, which take place annually in the first week of the summer holidays. It also serves as a good backdrop for the annual home days and countless other cultural events. These events offer visitors a chance to experience local culture and traditions in a unique and historic setting.
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Schloß ob Ellwangen 12, Ellwangen (Jagst)
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