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Hl. Ludwig und seine Gattin Margarete
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Hl. Ludwig und seine Gattin Margarete

A Royal Couple Captured in Timeless Elegance

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At Ludwigkirchplatz in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, the monument commemorates French King Louis IX and his wife Marguerite of Provence. Since 1984, this sculpture has captivated visitors with its majestic charm, providing a place of peace and reflection. Let the artistic portrayal and historical significance inspire you.
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Even though the monument was built in 1984, it commemorates the bond of the French King Louis IX and his wife Margaret, who lived in the 13th century.

Quick Facts

Founded
1984

Guided Story

Imagine standing in front of a couple whose story spans centuries of power, faith, and adventure. Louis IX, known as Saint Louis, was not just a king but also a crusader. Look closely at the details, how Marguerite of Provence stands gracefully by his side. It's said she managed France's affairs while he was away on crusades – quite remarkable for her time. Turn around and you might catch a glimpse of St. Ludwig Church just a short distance away. This proximity to the church adds to the spiritual ambiance here. You might even hear the distant toll of bells, enhancing the atmosphere around you.

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