Fountains of the Palace Square

The fountains of Palace Square are one of the sights of Stuttgart in Germany. The northern and southern fountains symbolize the rivers of the Württemberg land. There are 4 cherubs on each of them. In 1863, the fountains were cast in the royal metallurgical plants.

Stuttgart Palace Square is famous for its unique buildings. Built in the middle of the XIX century, it attracts visitors from different cities and countries. Opposite the square is a unique park, made in the Baroque style, with a musical pavilion, fountains.

On the north-west side of the square adjoins the Palace of Arts, on the south side - the Old Castle and the Old Chancellery. On the southwest side is the Museum of Art. Visiting the Palace Square is definitely worth it!