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Stuttgart is the metropolis of Baden-Württemberg, Germany, with inhabitants of roughly 600,000 in the primary city and around 2,5 million people in the metropolitan region. Stuttgart was established in the 10th century; its title is a current edition of the genuine Stutengarten ("mare's garden"). Currently it is the 6th biggest city in Germany. It is most popular for its automobile field - both Porsche and Mercedes-Benz have their head offices in Stuttgart and both have car museums. Stuttgarters are remarkably affectionate people who would forgive you if German isn't your initial or second (or any) dialect. If you do converse in German well: watch out that most people talk in the native Schwäbisch language by birth which might slightly influence their quality German - which nevertheless everyone could talk. They love to practice other dialects (mainly English) and would try to assist you. Stuttgart is a huge city with a tiny-towns air. Go ahead and book holidays to Stuttgart with Travel Center and gain from our top deals which consist of cheap flights, in-expensive accommodation and flexible booking options. We at Travel Center are committed to make sure that your holiday to Stuttgart is the best one ever!
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Time Zone
UTC+01:00 hour
Airlines Flying
British Airways, Flybe, Ryanair, Germanwings, EasyJet
Languages
German
Best Time to Travel
May to October
Modes of Transport
Bus, Taxi, Car, Trams, Ferry
Currency Exchange Rate
1.00 GBP = 1.36 EUR
TOP 10 PLACES TO VISIT
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Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
Residence to one of the quality art selections in Germany and is one of the country's most toured museums. Famous for its excellent selection of 20th-century portraits, the museum also possesses magnificent sets of German Renaissance art and also Dutch and Italian Masters from the 14th to 19th centuries.
The Mercedes-Benz Museum
One of the features of any trip to the city has to be the marvellous Mercedes-Benz Museum with its displays linking to the evolution of the automobile. The leading appeals, though, are the 160 vehicles (free audio excursions are obtainable).
Shopping in Schlossplatz
The costly Schlossplatz is very much the central point for tourists and natives alike. Encircled by structures dating from Stuttgart's ancient part as a ducal and royal metropolis, at the core of this large open space are its beautiful gardens and Jubilee Column, established in 1841 to honor King William I's 25 years of rule.
Neues Schloss and Altes Schloss
The huge Neues Schloss or New Palace, constructed in late Baroque manner and finished in 1807, the castle - once residence to old kings - is now utilised by the state government. Altes Schloss or Old Castle, could trace its origins back to the 10th century, the surviving construction together with its attractive covered square was constructed amid 1553-78.
The Sepulchral Chapel on Württemberg Hill
Sitting on top of the Württemberg overlooking Stuttgart and the Neckar dale is the burial shrine of Queen Katharina, established by King Wilhelm I as a memorial to his beloved wife following her early death. Constructed amid 1820 and 1824, this stunning building, famous natively as Grabkapelle, comprises of a curved gazebo in Neoclassical manner.
Wilhelma Zoological and Botanic Garden
Titled after a tiny Moorish-style castle constructed in 1842, the Wilhelma Zoological and Botanic Garden is a one-of-a-kind appeal. Stunningly designed with many hothouses, animal houses, and an aquarium, Wilhelma has sprouted from an early royal escape to become Stuttgart's zoological and botanical gardens.
Schloss Solitude
Constructed for Duke Karl Eugen in 1763, this picturesque castle comprises various fine state apartments and its beautiful interior, is drawn in a late Rococo/early Neoclassical style. Features consist of the well-conserved structure with its embellished rooms, and the White Hall with its pretty curved roof, frescoes, and roof paintigns.
Killesberg Park and Tower
A beautiful 123-acre open space that's fun to tour. Most of the constructions seen currently go back to its pre-war opening and are still utilised for flower shows and other events. the current appeal is the striking Killesberg Tower, a 40-meter-high viewing tower with outstanding sights of the park and its surroundings.
Königstrasse and the Hauptbahnhof
Königstrasse has the best of shopping, whether in the various boutique stores and galleries or the bigger department shops that border the country's lengthiest pedestrian zone. you'll also discover the huge Hauptbahnhof, the city's leading rail station. This breathtaking monument, is popular for the huge Mercedes emblem resting on its 58-meter tower.
The Weissenhof Estate
A developing and dominant housing estate constructed in 1927 for a display by the Werkbund, a set of major global designers, counting Le Corbusier, Mies van der Rohe, and Gropius. Of the 21 authentic structures, 11 remain, of certain attraction is the Weissenhof Museum, situated in Le Corbusier's home.
