What you have to see in Stuttgart.
25 curated attractions - from the Mercedes double helix to the medieval choir of the Collegiate Church.
Automotive Mercedes-Benz Museum
130 years of automotive history inside a double helix.
2-3 hours
Automotive Porsche Museum
A floating monolith with 80 classic cars.
2 hours
Innovation Stuttgart TV Tower
The world's first TV tower - built in reinforced concrete in 1956.
1-2 hours
Museums Schlossplatz with the New Palace
Stuttgart's living room with a Baroque palace and jubilee column.
30 minutes ShoppingKönigstraße
A 1.2-km shopping street - one of the longest pedestrian zones in Germany.
1-2 hours
Family Wilhelma - Zoological-Botanical Garden
One of the most species-rich zoo and botanical gardens in Europe.
Half a day
World Heritage Weissenhof Estate
UNESCO World Heritage - Le Corbusier, Mies van der Rohe & Co., 1927.
1-2 hours
Museums Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
James Stirling's postmodern icon from 1984.
2-3 hours MuseumsKunstmuseum Stuttgart
The glass cube on Schlossplatz.
1-2 hours MuseumsSchillerplatz with the Old Palace
A Renaissance palace and the Collegiate Church on the oldest square.
1 hour
Shopping Stuttgart Market Hall
An Art Nouveau market hall from 1914.
1 hour
Parks & Views Killesberg Hillside Park
Parkland with a lookout tower and the Killesberg mini-railway.
Half a day Parks & ViewsKarlshöhe
A lookout point with a beer garden above the valley basin.
1-2 hours ArchitectureCollegiate Church
A late-Gothic main church with the Württemberg line of counts.
30 minutes ArchitectureSolitude Palace
A Rococo pleasure palace built by Duke Carl Eugen, 1769.
2 hours MuseumsRosenstein Palace
A Neoclassical palace that houses a natural history museum.
2 hours MuseumsLinden Museum
One of the most important ethnological museums in Europe.
2 hours ArchitectureLiederhalle
A 1956 concert building - Adolf Abel's wave-like architecture.
1 hour ArchitectureMain Station (Bonatz Building)
Paul Bonatz's station with the Mercedes star.
30 minutes SwabianBohnenviertel (Bean Quarter)
A historic craftsmen's quarter with wine taverns.
1-2 hours MuseumsHegel House
The birthplace of G. W. F. Hegel (1770), now a museum.
1 hour Mineral BathsMineralBad Leuze
Western Europe's largest mineral-spring area.
Half a day ArchitectureSt. Eberhard's Church
A late-Baroque bishop's church (1808-1811).
30 minutes
Family Cannstatter Wasen (Fairgrounds)
A festival ground in the Neckar valley - 35 hectares.
Varies InnovationStuttgart 21 - InfoTower
A viewing and exhibition tower for the mega rail project.
1 hourSecure attractions as a ticket
Tickets and guided tours to Stuttgart's best-known spots.
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