The Belvedere Palace (Palace Belvedere) is one of the most fascinating residences in Weimar, located in a panoramic position just outside the city center. Built between 1724 and 1748 as the summer residence of Duke Ernst August of Saxe-Weimar, the palace is a perfect example of German Baroque architecture, complemented by extensive historical gardens and decorative pavilions.

Today, the palace houses part of the Art Collections of Weimar with a renowned collection of decorative art from the 18th and 19th centuries. The exhibited works include Meissen porcelain, antique furniture, historical musical instruments, clothing, and items from court life. Each room is carefully designed to provide an authentic insight into the noble culture of the time.

In the outdoor area, the baroque garden, later transformed into an English landscape park, invites visitors to stroll among tree-lined avenues, statues, fountains, and the elegant Orangery, which houses exhibitions and special collections.

The Belvedere Palace is a must-visit stop for visitors exploring Weimar's ducal and artistic past. Easily accessible by bike or public transportation, it offers an ideal combination of art, history, and nature.