Darmstadt

Russian Orthodox Church of Saint Mary Magdalene

The church, which was built between various Art Nouveau buildings on imported Russian soil and where Orthodox services are still held today, is in the style of Russian churches from the 16th century.

Nikolaiweg 18, Darmstadt

Ludwigskirche

Wilhelminenplatz 9, Darmstadt

Residential Palace Darmstadt

The Darmstadt Residential Palace, often also called the City Palace, is the former residence and administrative seat of the Landgraves and, from 1806 to 1919, the Grand Dukes of Hesse-Darmstadt, located in the center of the Hessian city of Darmstadt.

Residenzschloss 1, Darmstadt

Wasserturm Darmstadt

Bismarckstraße 179, Darmstadt

Vivarium

Schnampelweg 5, Darmstadt

Ernst-Ludwig-Pavillon

The pavilion was donated by Valentin Justus Noack in 1877 as the Ludwigs-Tempel and erected in the former "Anlage am Exerzierplatz" - today's Albert-Schweitzer-Anlage.

Hochzeitsturm

Brick tower as a gift to commemorate the wedding of Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig and Princess Eleonore zu Solms-Hohensolms-Lich. The five final arches of the roof are reminiscent of an outstretched hand, which is why it is also known as the Five-Finger Tower.

Olbrichweg 13, Darmstadt

Ludwigsmonument

The Ludwigsmonument (colloquially known as Langer Lui or Langer Ludwig) is a monument to Ludewig I, the first Grand Duke of Hesse and by Rhine, and a landmark of the city of Darmstadt.

Museum Jagdschloss Kranichstein

Kranichsteiner Straße 261, Darmstadt

Orangerie

Bessunger Straße 44, Darmstadt

Kleines Haus Glückert

Alexandraweg, Darmstadt

Mathildenhöhe

UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is also a monument of the LfDH (Ref. 9002)

Hessisches Landesmuseum

Friedensplatz 1

Eisenbahnmuseum Kranichstein

Steinstraße 7, Darmstadt

Schlossmuseum

Marktplatz 15, Darmstadt

Schwanentempel

There is a special acoustic feature inside the temple: if you stand in the centre and speak, the small temple becomes a whispering vault.

Weißer Turm

The Weiße Turm is a former corner tower of the medieval city fortifications and a landmark of the city of Darmstadt.

Prinz-Georg-Palais

The former garden house was inhabited by Prince Georg Wilhelm from 1764; built around 1710 and attributed to Louis Remy de la Fosse. Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig's porcelain collection has been housed here since 1907.

Schloßgartenstraße 10, Darmstadt

Ausstellungsgebäude

Sabaisplatz, Darmstadt

bioversum Jagdschloss Kranichstein

Kranichsteiner Straße 253, Darmstadt

Institut für Neue Technische Form

Friedensplatz 11, Darmstadt