Refurbishment of the grave chapel: Admission prices remain stable until 2025!

Refurbishment of the grave chapel: Admission prices remain stable until 2025!

Karlsruhe, Deutschland - The Grand Ducal Grave Chapel in Karlsruhe, an important cultural monument, remains closed until further notice. The extensive renovation work, which affects both the roof and the facade, are in full swing. According to bnn.de Work on schedule and visitors can look forward to reopening in April 2025. But the scaffolding will still be visible, which should not reduce the atmosphere of the historical place.

The renovation, which is estimated with a budget of 2.5 million euros, includes the renewal of the roofs covered with copper sheet as well as extensive room work and the restoration of the sandstone facade. The Karlsruhe Office for Wealth and Construction has confirmed that no unexpected costs have occurred that could go beyond the budget. The work is not only time, but also financially within the framework of what is positive for those responsible.

admission prices remain stable

Another positive aspect for visitors is that admission prices for the grave chapel will not be increased in the coming season. So far, the price for adults was three euros, and it remains as the Office for Wealth and Building announced. This could help to visit the grave chapel despite the renovation work and want to experience the history of the Grand Duke family.

The grave chapel has an eventful story. It was commissioned in 1888 by Grand Duke Friedrich I von Baden and his wife Luise when they were looking for a place of grief for their late son. Since 1946, the members of the Grand Duke family have also rested there, which were originally buried in the Evangelical City Church. The prominent coffins include the Grand Duke Friedrich I. and his wife Luise as well as Grand Duke Friedrich II and Grand Duchess Hilda.

a place of memory and inheritance

The renovation work is not only a necessity, but also an opportunity to preserve and promote the cultural heritage. The state castles and gardens, which are responsible for the operation of the grave chapel, hope that the renovations will offer visitors an even more comprehensive experience. "We want the beauty and uniqueness of the grave chapel to be experienced for everyone," said the operators. The anticipation for the reopening in 2025 is growing, and hope is great that the grave chapel will then shine in new splendor.