The House of Württemberg is a noble family from Germany, known for its historical significance in the region of Württemberg. The family rose to prominence in the Middle Ages and became a ducal house in the 15th century. They played a crucial role in the political landscape of southern Germany and were influential in the formation of the Kingdom of Württemberg in the 19th century. Members of the House of Württemberg have held various titles, including dukes and kings. The family is also known for its contributions to culture and architecture, with many castles and palaces, such as the New Palace in Stuttgart, reflecting their rich heritage.