New Palace

The New Palace is an eighteenth century Baroque castle and is one of the last expansive city royal residences worked in Southern Germany. The castle is situated in the focal point of Stuttgart on the Schlossplatz before the Jubiläumssäule segment and Konigsbau. Open voyages through the building are just allowed by uncommon game plan, as the building contains some administration workplaces. Around the center building, framing a horseshoe molded court of respect; the two side wings were appended. The three-winged office is a regular illustrative of now is the right time.

The main embellishments on the plain façade are the models on the balustrades. After the demise of Retti, Philippe de la Guêpière proceeded with the development. By 1756 he had finished the city wing in the building shell and added an arch to the center working in 1760 and by 1762 made the Rococo designs in the garden wing and halfway in the Corps de Logis.