The amusement park Tripsdril is located near Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Its area is about 50 hectares. There are more …
Chinagarten is a beautiful Chinese garden located in Stuttgart. It was created in 1993 for the famous World Exhibition of Garden a …
The Fountain of Destiny is located in the area of the State Theatre in Germany. In 1914, the Fountain of Destiny was designed by C …
Sigmarengen Castle is the former castle of Prince Hohenzollern, whose surname is considered one of the oldest in Germany. It was f …
Lake Ebni is a dam lake located in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Its area is approximately 6.7 hectares. The depth of the lake avera …
The fountain Hans-im-Gluck (Lucky Hans) is a composition based on the fairy tale of the Brothers Grim. The bizarre and interest …
The fountains of Palace Square are one of the sights of Stuttgart in Germany. The northern and southern fountains symbolize the ri …
The Stuttgart TV Tower is the world’s first television tower built not of lattice metal structures, but of reinforced concrete. Th …
The new palace is located in close proximity to the Old Palace, with which they form the Palace Square in the center of Stuttgart. …
The Lautenschlagerbrunnen Fountain (Fountain "The Boy Playing the Lute") is a sculptural composition in the northeastern part of t …
Anlagen is an artificially created body of water that is fed by the Muhlbach stream. The lake is located northwest of Europa Squar …
The Athenian fountains are one of the many sights of Stuttgart. They are located on the top of Charles, drowning in green spaces, …
The boy on a pea is very symbolic for the city of Stuttgart and its inhabitants. Previously, water from the spring was suitable on …
The Collegiate Church in Stuttgart is the main parish of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Württemberg. In the X or XI century …
The halls and rooms of the castle contain the richest collections of paintings, dishes made of gold, silver and porcelain from the …
One of the main attractions of Stuttgart is a wonderful fountain called “Hans im Glumlik”, which literally translates as “Hans was …
The Gewa 5to1 Tower is a futuristic building in the town of Philbeck, northeastern outskirts of Stuttgart, Germany. This is a plan …
The Jungligsbrunnen Fountain ("Youth Fountain") is a small marble sculptural composition in the eastern part of the city of Stuttg …
The Joshua und Caleb Fountain is a small stone sculpture that is located right on the corner of the house on Reinstrasse Street. O …
The monastery church is one of the symbols of the old part of Stuttgart. This is the only building in the city that has survived f …
Fountain Postplatzbrunnen - Fountain on Post Square, is an ancient architectural and sculptural monument in the form of a stele. T …
Galateabrunnen Fountain (Fountain of Galatea) is one of the most luxurious architectural and sculptural complexes in the city. The …
Tagblatt Tower is located in the center of Stuttgart, Germany. This first skyscraper in the city was built in 1924-1928. Its heigh …
The Sophie Fountain is located in the west of Stuttgart in Germany, in the Stadtbezirk area, near the intersection with a dirt roa …
The Weberknotenbrunnen fountain is set in a central square in Stuttgart, Germany. And this is not by chance, because in the past, …
Fountain Libellenbruenen - Fountain of Dragonfly, is a small original composition in the Art Nouveau style. The first sculpture wa …
The Junobrunnen Fountain (Fountain of Juno) is a magnificent sculptural composition in the neoclassical style. There is a beautifu …
This tour can be interesting for people who have arrived at Stuttgart airport and are moving on – your travel in Germany can be pe …
The tour of Stuttgart can be expanded by visiting vineyards - in the famous wine region of Württemberg, in the valley of the Necka …
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Stuttgart is a vibrant and multifaceted city in southwestern Germany, the capital of Baden-Württemberg with a rich history and modern dynamics. There are ancient palaces and modern skyscrapers, vineyards on the slopes and a bustling city center, and the atmosphere combines German neatness with warm southern hospitality. The city is known for its automotive history, cultural festivals and lively squares, where you want to stay longer.
Man-made sights of the city amaze with diversity: from the grandiose New Palace and Schlossplatz Square with its famous fountains to the unique TV Tower of Stuttgart, the world's first reinforced concrete TV tower. In the historical center stands the Collegiate Church and the Monastery Church, and the Tagblatt Tower reminds of the architecture of the XX century. In the park near the center you can find numerous fountains - from "Gans-im-Gluck" to Galatearbrunnen and other decorative compositions that make a walk around the city lively and photo interesting. In the vicinity there are such castles as Hohenzollern Castle and Sigmaringen Castle, whose halls and collections transfer to the atmosphere of past eras.
Natural places are strewn with greenery and water surface: Lake Ebni and Lake Anlagen bring tranquility and give excellent points for walking by the water. Along the Neckar River and the grape slopes of Württemberg stretch scenic routes, and the city parks and promenades offer quiet corners for picnics and relaxation. Fans of panoramic views should climb to the observation decks to see the wine terraces, hills and city silhouette, and the surroundings make it easy to arrange a trip to the picturesque valleys and ancient towns.
On our site, all these attractions are collected on an interactive map: you can see the location of each object, read a brief information about its history and significance, as well as note the points of interest. The map is convenient to use for planning: build the optimal route in time and distance, mark places to stop and make a list of what to see in one day or several.
You can explore Stuttgart on your own, walking along a pre-paved route, or use the services of local guides and book excursions - from sightseeing walks in the center to visits to palaces and wine regions. Guides animate the story, reveal little-known facts and suggest cozy cafes by the fountains, profitable observation decks and special points for tasting. Excursions are suitable for those who prefer a structured itinerary, and for those who want a personalized walk of interest.
Come to Stuttgart to see with your own eyes the combination of architectural masterpieces, lively urban culture and green corners. Discover the sights, try the routes and excursions, and let each walk around this city become a new story and a vivid impression.
