At Stuttgart's Old Castle, an imposing structure steeped in history, a special exhibition entitled 'Reflected Glory: the Romanovs, Wuerttemberg and Europe' tells the story of five legendary women whose marriages formed the basis of the extraordinary history shared by the House of Wuerttemberg and the Russian Romanov dynasty. The exhibition runs from 5 October 5, 2013 to March 23, 2014.

For the first time, an exhibition sheds light on the impact of these marriages on European politics, on the domestic and social policies of the two countries as well as on their respective courts.

Selected art treasures from the Wuerttemberg State Museum and high-profile Russian museums such as the Kremlin or the Pavlovsk and Peterhof imperial palaces reflect pomp, power, splendour and glory, but also homesickness, daily routine, faith and legend.

A comprehensive programme will ensure that the exhibition is a special experience for families. Children aged four to ten can embark on a discovery tour of the 'Junges Schloss' children's museum, where the interactive exhibit 'Enchanting Russia' promises fun and adventure from 5 October 2013 to 3 August 2014.

For more information please visit the museum's website.

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