Stuttgart for culture enthusiasts There's one epithet which describes Baden-Württemberg's state capital in a nutshell: multifaceted. World-famous automobile and art museums, Europe's ...largest tripartite theatre, magnificent palaces and historic architecture – this is the cultural metropolis of Stuttgart. Image: © Stuttgart-Marketing GmbH / Julian Herzog
Castles and Palaces in Stuttgart and the Region There are six palaces in Stuttgart alone, and lots more in the surrounding region. Image: © Stuttgart-Marketing GmbH
Architecture in Stuttgart Many renowned architects have left their mark in Stuttgart – Leonhardt, Stirling or Yi, to name but a few. Image: © Landeshauptstadt Stuttgart / Günter Marsch
The Weissenhof Estate and the Le Corbusier House The Weissenhof Estate was created under the artistic direction of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe as an exemplary housing programme for city dwellers. ... Image: © Stuttgart-Marketing GmbH / Achim Mende
Palace Square – the City's Heartbeat Stuttgart's Palace Square is the vibrant heart of the city, but at the same time it's a place to linger, within easy walking distance of many ...of the city's attractions. Image: © Stuttgart-Marketing GmbH / Werner Dieterich
Stuttgart’s Market Hall and Markets Whether a farmer’s market or a flea market, Stuttgart 's markets are always inviting places, but a visit to Stuttgart's Art Nouveau Market Hall ...in the heart of the city is an unforgettable experience. Here you can take a journey around the world in just one hour. Image: © Stuttgart-Marketing GmbH
Enjoyment Region Stuttgart Haute cuisine or Swabian specialities, fine wines or refreshing beers, celebrating at traditional festivals or hiking in the vineyards – in the ...region of Stuttgart, enjoyment can be discovered and experienced in many ways
The Stuttgart Television Tower This is the forerunner of all television towers and is regarded as an aesthetic and architectural masterpiece: the Stuttgart Television Tower. ... Image: © SWR Media Services / Achim Mende
