Tours with a plan.
Curated routes instead of bullet lists. Start with an itinerary if you know how many days you have, or go to a topic guide if you already know what you came for.
Itineraries
Day-by-day routes that follow the transit axes. No car required.
Automotive Tour
The Porsche monolith, the Mercedes double helix, the TV Tower. Stuttgart's automotive DNA in 8 hours.
3 days3 Days in Stuttgart
The city core, the automotive axis, the Wilhelma & Weissenhof - the weekend classic.
FamilyStuttgart with Kids
The Wilhelma, the Killesberg mini-railway, the Leuze mineral bath - family-friendly from breakfast to bedtime.
Topic guides
Longer reads on the things people actually come to Stuttgart for, each one written for a first-time visitor rather than for someone who already knows the city.
10 Insider Tips
The Zacke rack railway, the Stäffele stairways, the city vineyards and the Birkenkopf viewpoint.
GuideHistoric Buildings
The Old and New Palace, the Stiftskirche, Schloss Solitude, the burial chapel and the Bonatzbau.
GuideMineral Baths
Europe's second-largest mineral water reserves, the three municipal baths and the sauna world.
GuideThe Art Scene
The Staatsgalerie, the Kunstmuseum, the gallery quarter and street art in the courtyards.
GuideNightlife
The Theo, the Bohnenviertel and Wilhelmsplatz - which quarter suits which kind of evening.
GuideHiking Around Stuttgart
The Bärenseen lakes, the Swabian Forest, winter on the Alb and a day trip to Rottweil.
Before you book
Two pages worth reading while you plan: which neighborhood to base yourself in, and which hotel fits the kind of trip you are taking.
Experiences for your Stuttgart trip
The right tours and tickets for every itinerary.
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