Badisches Landesmuseum

The Badisches Landesmuseum occupies the entire Karlsruhe Palace, offering a journey through Baden's cultural history. The permanent collection includes everything from ancient Roman artifacts to medieval art, baroque furniture, and 20th-century design. Highlights include the 'Turksbeute' (Turkish booty) from the 17th century, a collection of Greek vases, and a remarkable display of clocks and scientific instruments. The museum is well laid out, with clear signage and multimedia guides. The palace's own baroque interiors are integrated into the exhibits, so you walk through ornate state rooms while viewing artifacts. Special exhibitions often focus on specific themes or periods. The museum is family-friendly, with hands-on activities for children.

Don't miss

• The 'Turksbeute', Ottoman treasures captured in the 17th century
• The Greek and Roman antiquities, including a large vase collection
• The baroque state rooms with original furnishings
• The medieval sculpture and stained glass from Baden monasteries
• The interactive 'Museum for Children' with hands-on exhibits