Germany is the land of fairy tales and the Fairytale Garden (Märchengarten) features over 40 lovingly recreated classics. See where Sleeping Beauty lives; watch as Rapunzel lets down her hair; warn Little Red Riding Hood about the wolf; ask the mirror on the wall who is “the fairest of them all?" The playground provides more fun. Extra special is a boat tour along the Märchenbach, the Fairytale Stream, past mysterious trees and through tunnels. Look out for characters from well-loved stories!
Insider tips
Benefit: Access to the Fairytale Garden and a boat trip are included in the ticket for the Ludwigsburg Palace Gardens.
Prices, opening hours & information
Tickets & prices
Entry to the Fairytale Garden and the boat trip on the Märchenbach fairytale stream are included in the admission price for the Ludwigsburg Palace Gardens.
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Eintrittspreis
Adults
€ 10.00
Children (4 - 15), school children, students (ID required)
€ 4.80
Family Ticket 1 (1 adult, 2 children (4-15))
€ 18.50
Family Ticket 2 (2 adults, 2 children (4-15))
€ 27.00
Every additional child on a Family Ticket 1 or 2
€ 3.50
Severely disabled (50% disability or more)
€ 8.50
Special rate after 5.30 p.m.
€ 6.50
Groups of 20 or more (per person)
€ 8.50
Opening hours
+++ Due to the current pandemic, opening hours may differ from the regular times. Check on the home page. +++
Please note that the opening times vary, depending on the time of year. The Fairytale Garden is closed when the Ludwigsburg Palace Gardens (Blühendes Barock) are closed (Dec 6 - March 18).
Opening hours Fairytale Garden
Day of the week
March 19 - October 3
October 3 - October 31
November 1 - December 5
Daily
9 am – 6 pm
9.30 am – 6 pm
10 am – 5 pm
Map
Accessibility
Most of the paths are smooth and suitable for wheelchairs and strollers. However, a few steep stretches are only possible in a wheelchair with assistance.
Elegance on a grandiose scale! “Now that’s what I call a palace!” First-time visitors are amazed by the sheer size: 452 rooms in 18 buildings. This is one of Europe’s largest original Baroque complexes.