Things to do in Stuttgart

Worth going especially you are a fan of automotive. I work for automotive industry so it is kinda relevant to me. Boys can spend hours in the museum!!

This is the place where you go to see a lot of famous, and some unique, Porsche vehicles. An incredible variety! I was impressed with the placards provided for each with information and background about the vehicle. It is largely a huge historical showroom. The technical displays, I thought could have been a bit more engaging. If you're keen to try the Michelin-rated steakhouse here, give some time for navigating there (it was not obvious). If you drove (as I did), Don't forget to remember your plate - you'll need it to pay for the exit (prior to exiting). Nice system....but one that seemed misunderstood by some others attending...Taunted my friends by proving that Porsche DID sell a diesel vehicle (the tractor) ....once upon a time ;)

📖 Stuttgart | Where to read on World Book Day: April 23 is World Book Day, also known as "World Book Day". It was established in France with the purpose of promoting more people to read and write. As a carrier of books, which library is worth recommending? 📍For me, it is the Stuttgart Public Library in Germany. It looks square on the outside, but it actually has a lot of secrets inside, perfectly integrating industry, aesthetics, and functionality. 📍The huge upturned space extending from the center of the first floor to the fourth floor creates a sacred feeling like a church. Going up further, when you reach the top of the fourth floor and think that everything is over, the interior space from the fifth to the eighth floor is presented to you with an architectural experience that is completely beyond your expectations. 📍From the convenient personnel guidance flow line, to the pleasant and reassuring interior decoration color matching, to the clearly divided book category layout. The design of the entire library always revolves around people and cares about people. 📍A good building should not only be beautiful in form, but also comfortable in function. The Stuttgart Public Library is such a good building that meets both conditions. I really want to stay in such a library and never come out. 📍This library, which has both beauty and connotation, can also be climbed to the top to overlook the entire Stuttgart city. The full name of the library is Stadtbibliothek am Mailänder Platz, which can be reached by bus or subway.

The New Palace (Neues Palais) in Potsdam, Germany, is a testament to 18th-century Baroque architecture. Constructed between 1763 and 1769 under King Frederick the Great, it stands as the last grand Prussian Baroque palace. Visitors can explore over 200 uniquely designed rooms, each showcasing lavish Rococo interiors. The palace is nestled within the expansive Sanssouci Park, offering well-maintained gardens, canals, and fountains.

Palace Square is located on Stuttgart's main street, Königstrasse. It was originally the garden of the old palace, but now it is mainly the venue for Christmas markets and other celebrations. The fountain, concert hall and monument on the square, as well as the chestnut trees on both sides of the street are the symbols of the square. When the weather is fine, you can bask in the sun on the lawn of the square like the local citizens, or enjoy a leisurely time on the benches under the chestnut trees.

The Royal Wilhelmina Palace, which is now a botanical garden and zoo, is a piece of paradise in my opinion and is very beautiful.

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It is next to the famous Mercedes Museum. The white exterior of the building is in harmony with the curvilinear museum building. There is also a green court here without too many obstructions. It is said that this is the first choice for many outdoor activities in Stuttgart.