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Stuttgart

Stuttgart, Germany

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Places of Interest

Schlossplatz

The Palace Square in the heart of the city is surrounded by the Baroque New Palace, the 13th century Old Palace with its inner courtyard in Renaissance style, the Old Chancellery with the Mercury Column, the new Museum of Art, and the classical building of the Koenigsbau.

Mercedes‑Benz Museum

In the form of a double helix, the Mercedes‑Benz Museum reflects all eras and milestones of the brand, as well as the company’s history from the birth of motoring through the history of automobiles, to the future of the car.

Porsche‑Museum and Meilenwerk

The Porsche‑Museum is a monolithic structure that appears to hover above the ground and entrance levels. The new Porsche‑Museum presents some 80 vehicles and collections of memorabilia focusing on Porsche's most important vehicles, greatest race victories, and technical innovations. The Meilenwerk Stuttgart is a vast celebration of the automobile, in a historical listed building on the former Böblingen airfield, it provides a stylish setting for all activities connected with vintage cars or the automobile industry.

Streetcar World in Stuttgart

The Streetcar Museum in a former streetcar depot offers an exhibition area of 2,500 sqm/26,910 sqft, visitors can take a journey back through time and the history of Stuttgart's trams. Exhibits include a historical horse‑drawn streetcar from 1868. The 1st, 3rd and 5th Sunday of each month sees the running of vintage streetcars.

TV‑Tower

The first TV tower in the world built of reinforced concrete in 1956, this is the landmark of Stuttgart. The sightseeing platform offers superb views over the city and its surroundings.

State Gallery

The Old State Gallery dating from the 19th century houses paintings and sculptures from Classicism to Impressionism. The New State Gallery built in the 1980s is regarded as a prime example of post‑modern architecture, displaying classic modernism as well as outstanding special exhibitions.

Opera House

The Stuttgart State Theatre is Europe’s largest three‑branch theater, featuring ballet, opera and theater. The Stuttgart Ballet is world‑renowned, and the State Opera has been awarded the coveted Opera Of The Year award six times in recent years.