Watch the city of Karlsruhe and find out why it is so important to Germany

#Karlsruhe is the second largest city in the state of #Württemberg, after the state capital, #Stuttgart, and this city has a great economic and scientific weight at the German level, where it contains the Meru oil refinery, which is the largest in Germany and is located on the western side of the city, and its revenues constitute a large economic income for the country and from this city as well The first e-mail message was received in Germany in 1984 and today the city includes the Karlsruhe Technology Institute, which is the largest scientific research institution in Germany with a budget of 630 million euros per year and 8,500 employees.
Now let us quickly start our tour of the most beautiful and most prominent landmarks of the city that is not complete without your visit to Karlsruhe Palace and enjoy the style and art of building in modern times, which was built in 1718 and was a palace for the electors and dukes. The inner palace door with smooth columns and decorated with golden colors from the top, and in the square of the palace are two circular fountains. The palace is surrounded by gardens designed with extreme dimensions and precision, and the palace is almost the boundary between the city and its vast forests.
From this city and these stadiums specifically here was born the famous football star # Goalkeeper Olver Kahn and began his career with Karlsruhe at the age of six, where his father was playing within the ranks of the club and won the title of best goalkeeper in the world Haddara three times here and in this city the headquarters of one of the most important authorities Legal in Germany, which is the Constitutional Court, so this city is witnessing a great activity of police patrols that maintain the security of the Constitutional Court
This alley is called platz der Grundrechte, meaning the street of basic rights, and there are twenty-four double-sided signs dealing with questions of right and wrong with statements of judges and lawyers who break the law.
At the municipality square, the visitor finds these old pictures of the same place here, but at another time in black and white, the time of chariots, horses and the old European dress
In an aerial shot of this square we see today three interesting landmarks, the first of which is the famous pyramid in this city, which is built of sandstone for the founder of the city, Charles III William, in addition to this building, which is the city church built in 1807 and is built on the style of Roman temples and at the top we see here what is called The Angel of Peace is on a tower, 61 meters high
On the opposite side is the red building, which is the municipality building, which was built in 1825
Going back a little to the eastern side of the palace, where the Karlsruhe Botanical Garden is located, as it contains about 20 species of trees from different parts of the world and more than ten thousand different types of plants
In front of the Ettlinger Tor Mall in the city center stands one of the edifices of this city verfassungssäule, or in Arabic, the Constitution Column was built in 1827 with a height of 8 meters to be gratitude to the founder of the country's constitution at the time, Karl Friedrich
San Stefan Church, built in 1814, is one of the buildings distinguished by the style and style of its construction, as we can see in a little resemblance to a Sufi verse in Turkey in terms of the round dome above
And we finally come to the beating artery of the city of Karlsruhe, which is Kaiser Street, which extends for about 2 km, and in the middle of this street is the Wye Tram line in both directions and spread along the road to the various markets, malls, restaurants and shops of the city.