Federal Constitutional Court
Guardian of the German constitution. A striking modernist building on Schlossplatz, freely accessible from the outside.
The Federal Constitutional Court is the guardian of Germany's Basic Law and a symbol of Karlsruhe's identity as the seat of justice. The understated modernist building was erected in 1969 to designs by Paul Baumgarten, right by Schlossplatz. Hearings are public; registration is required.
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City Center West
Schlossplatz, market square and the western pedestrian zone. Karlsruhe's baroque heart and the origin of the fan layout.
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City Hub Room 22 - mit Balkon - Coffee for free -
1389 m away
56 EUR / night
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1389 m away
56 EUR / night
City Hub Room 24 - mit Balkon - Coffee for free -
1389 m away
56 EUR / night
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1389 m away
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Frequently asked questions
Which district is Federal Constitutional Court in?
Federal Constitutional Court is located in City Center West. Schlossplatz, market square and the western pedestrian zone. Karlsruhe's baroque heart and the origin of the fan layout.
How much is admission?
Admission is free.
