Market Square with the Pyramid
A reddish sandstone pyramid serving as the tomb of city founder Karl Wilhelm. The neoclassical heart of the city.
The Market Square is the neoclassical heart of Karlsruhe, designed by Friedrich Weinbrenner from 1804. The red sandstone pyramid from 1825 is the tomb of city founder Margrave Karl Wilhelm and arguably Karlsruhe's most unusual landmark. It is framed by the Protestant City Church, the town hall and the Catholic City Church of St Stephen.
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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 -
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1114 m away
56 EUR / night
City Hub Room 24 - mit Balkon - Coffee for free -
1114 m away
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Frequently asked questions
Which district is Market Square with the Pyramid in?
Market Square with the Pyramid 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.
