Description
For some 260 years, everything in Ludwigsburg revolved around soldiers, barracks and uniforms. Ludwigsburg was the "Swabian Potsdam" taking on a similar role to the famous Prussian capital and garrison town. The Garrison Museum in the Asperg Gatehouse showcases the former garrison’s military past – from its beginnings in 1736 to its end in 1994. The permanent exhibition features uniforms, equipment, weapons and other resources that evoke the story of the troops that were once stationed in Ludwigsburg.
Foto: © Garnisonsmuseum Ludwigsburg
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Stations of this Audioguide
- 1
- Portrait of Wilhelm von Lotterer
- 2
- History of Military Music
- 3
- Carl von Klewitz Commemorative Plaque
- 4
- Model of the Talkaserne
- 5
- Military Affairs in the 18th Century
- 6
- The Early Days of Ludwigsburg Garrison
- 7
- Christian Wilhelm Faber du Faur
- 8
- The Garrison in the 19th Century
- 9
- Infantry Regiment No. 121 and XIII Army Corps
- 10
- Dragoons and Uhlans
- 11
- Supplies
- 12
- Ludwigsburg Garrison in the First World War
- 13
- Ludwigsburg Garrison in the Second World War
- 14
- The US Army in Ludwigsburg
- 15
- The Bundeswehr in Ludwigsburg