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The Sepulchral Chapel on Württemberg Hill
Monument to eternal love

Monument to eternal loveThe Sepulchral Chapel on Württemberg Hill

The Sepulchral Chapel on Württemberg Hill was built by King Wilhelm I for his wife Katharina, who died young. This is why it is considered by many lovers today to be the most romantic spot in the region – offering a magnificent view of Stuttgart.

Highlights

Interior view of the sanctuary in the Sepulchral Chapel on Württemberg Hill
The ChapelA successful design
The Chapel - A successful design
Sarcophagus of Queen Katharina and King Wilhelm I in the crypt of the Sepulchral Chapel on the Württemberg
The CryptCeremonial tomb for the royal couple
The Crypt - Ceremonial tomb for the royal couple
Statue of Luke the Evangelist in the Sepulchral Chapel on Württemberg Hill.
The Four EvangelistsTwo genius sculptors at work
The Four Evangelists - Two genius sculptors at work
Selpulchral Chapel on the Württemberg Hill, the Priest's House
The priest's house and the psalmists' houseEver present
The priest's house and the psalmists' house - Ever present

Corporate videoOUR HERITAGE. YOURS TO ENJOY

If you want to see Baden-Württemberg at its most beautiful, visit the many palaces and gardens run by the state heritage agency, Staatliche Schlösser und Gärten. How about a perfectly-preserved monastery complex, such as the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Maulbronn? Or there are Heidelberg's world-famous ruins. And there's much, much more.