1. According to this link, the Stuttcard will give you admission to the chapel (and other sites) AND cover the fare for the transport. Visit the stuttgart tourist website. 2. The bus and train fares vary from location to... More

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41hanso

Stuttgart, Germany

182

Reviewed August 9, 2019

The nicest place in Stuttgart...

... at least that's what the king thought, apparently, and that's why the had the chapel built there. Great views over Stuttgart! Well woth as part of a cycling or walking workout!

Date of experience: August 2019

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colcesare

Milan, Italy

368

Reviewed December 14, 2018

A fantastic seesight

It is in the surrounding of Stuttgart, just on the top of the hill. You can have a fantastic seesight over Stuttgart and its wineyards.

Date of experience: December 2018

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mjanke2018

Reviewed August 8, 2018

Best seen in the fall - lovely!

A small but worthwhile sight in Stuttgart. Very recommendable as part of a fall hike through the vineyards surrounding Stuttgart. The surrounding scenery is lovely and the chapel itself is also worth having a look inside. Be sure to enter the lower part of the...More

Date of experience: October 2017

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Steve and Janin... B

214

Reviewed June 18, 2018

Beautiful with Amazing Views

Great history and great views. Visit a winery or two while in the area. Easy to visit, small crowds and very interesting history of the B-W area.

Date of experience: September 2017

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Andrea A

Reviewed May 23, 2018 via mobile

If you are thinking to go or not, just don't think and go!

It is my favourite place in Stuttgart!! It is also the one that I remember with more affection. It has a beautiful scene to see from there, just to chill out and forget everything for a bit :)

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DelaClarke

Atlanta, Georgia

195

Reviewed December 26, 2017

Beautiful View of Stuttgart

The view of the city from the chapel is amazing! Great for photographic memories. Our visit was the weekend before Christmas. Entrance was free that day due to the Christmas music. Not sure which organization but many were inside singing and it was a beautiful...More

Date of experience: December 2017

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christenerz

Offenbach, Germany

18941

Reviewed November 12, 2017

Beautiful hike, no need to go in

We started our hike among the Weinberge (vineyard hills) in Esslingen, and made our way to Untertürkheim, stopping by the Grabkapelle on the way. The Weinberge along the Neckar are one of my favourite sights from Germany. It was nice to finish at the Grabkapelle....More

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JonUte

3217

Reviewed October 4, 2017

Historical Building off the Beaten Path

The Chapel appeals to anyone interested in the royal and imperial history of Germany. Standing on a hilltop overlooking the hills around Stuttgart, the chapel is an architectural gem. Both striking and somber, the chapel harks back to the days of the European royal families....More

Date of experience: April 2017

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gleiwitz

Las Vegas, Nevada

4610

Reviewed August 12, 2017

good walk

one takes the bus to the little town and then it is a short hike to the Grabkapelle. Closed Mondays.

Date of experience: July 2017

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SudhirGurtoo

Pune, India