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The main information on the state capital of Baden-Württemberg

At a Glance: Stuttgart Facts

Region: Southwest Germany

Federal State: Baden-Württemberg

State Capital: Stuttgart, seat of the Baden-Württemberg state parliament since 1952 

Airport Stuttgart: International Airport of the State Capital of Baden-Württemberg

City Coat of Arms: Shield with a black horse rampant on a gold field 

Mayor: Frank Nopper (CDU)

Population: 610.000

Nationalities: around 170

Boroughs: 23

Area: 207 km²

Height above sea level: 207 - 549 metres

Highest building: Stuttgart Television Tower, 217 metres

Waterways: River Neckar

Football: National League, 1st Division. VfB Stuttgart's home ground is the Mercedes-Benz Arena.

 

Highlights: 
Stuttgart Beer Festival, Stuttgart Wine Village, Stuttgart Christmas Market, Stuttgart State Theatres (opera, ballet, theatre), Mercedes-Benz Museum, Porsche Museum, Stuttgart television tower, mineral baths, "Wilhelma" zoological and botanical garden, Musicals, Stuttgart State Gallery, Stuttgart Museum of Art, Württemberg State Museum, Weissenhof Estate, Stuttgart Museum of Viniculture, Stuttgart International Festival of Animated Film, jazzopen Stuttgart

Site Characteristics: 
Strongly export-oriented business metropolis, innovative centre of science, outstanding educational location, international trade fair and congress venue, seat of the state parliament and government, financial centre and stock market, centre of the media industry – city of publishers, green metropolis, outstanding cultural programme, biggest wine-growing community in Germany 

Tourism in Stuttgart:
Stuttgart is charming, exceptional, fascinating and always worth a visit. The number of overnight stays, which have almost tripled from 1995 until 2019, confirms this. Tourism is an important economic factor for Stuttgart. Each year Stuttgart's guests from all over the world provide a high turnover for the catering trade, hotels, retailers, the leisure industry and cultural institutions.  

 

1. Development of Arrivals and Overnight Visitors: 

YearOvernight StaysBedsUtilisation in %
19951.553.72712.09435,5
20002.059.23114.19839,7
20052.314.94915.81240,5
20072.586.64016.65043,0
20082.736.14916.81544,6
20092.509.71316.88540,6
20102.702.59417.11043,4
20112.901.37417.24045,61
20123.115.76817.80047,1
20133.200.47318.75647,5
20143.466.32818.96851,2
20153.561.49019.08052,3
20163.706.01720.41851,5
20173.781.56420.71250,5
20183.911.78121.50450,3
20194.086.68322.12250,7
2020*1.648.10319.89424,3
20211.629.23820.61822,3
20223.305.81323.07339

* Due to the Corona pandemic, there were lockdowns in March / April and November / December 2020

In Stuttgart there are currently 163 accommodation providers (providers with more than 10 beds). The average length of stay per guest is 2 days. 

 

2. Source Markets by amount of overnight stays (2022):
1. Germany 
2. USA 
3. Switzerland 
4. France
5. Netherlands
6. Austria
7. Italy
8. Great Britain
9. India 
10. Spain

 

3. Tourist Highlights (as at February 2023):
"Wilhelma" Zoological and Botanical gardens: more than 1,6 million 
Mercedes-Benz Museum: 626.773
Porsche Museum: 347.735
State Natural History Museum: 225.062
Stuttgart Museum of Art: 199.800
StadtPalais: 185.749
Stuttgart State Gallery: 181.436
InfoTurm Stuttgart: 152.367
Württemberg State Museum: 112.291
House of History: 57.777
Stuttgart Museum of Ethnology: 34.755
Pig Museum: 19.576
Weissenhof Museum: 18.648
Stuttgart Museum of Viniculture: 16.688
Hotel Silver: 12.500
Stuttgart Tram World: 4.250 

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