Solitude Palace's curved Rococo facade and domed central hall, seen frontally across its forecourt.

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Solitude Palace

Solitude Palace is a Rococo hunting lodge built from 1764 to 1769 for Duke Carl Eugen of Württemberg, designed by Philippe de La Guêpière and Johann Friedrich Weyhing. It stands on a ridge west of Stuttgart between Leonberg and Gerlingen, its curved white facade and domed central hall overlooking formal approach avenues.

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