Stuttgart Things to Do
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Porsche
When I first came to this museum twelve years ago it was little more than a handful of Porsche cars crammed into a former workshop behind the showroom. It was a major disappointment. Not any more. Today there is a stunning purpose built museum featuring nearly a hundred cars from all eras of the Porsche marque. The place is huge, with many...
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Neues Schloss (New Castle) and...
This tranquil and open space proves a welcome relief from the intense hustle and bustle of the adjacent Konigstrasse. The square sits basking in the glory of the enormous neo-classical Neues Schloss, with two fountains flanking the central Jubilaeumssaule, a great towering monument erected to celebrate the 25th anniversary of King Wilhelm I of...
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Stuttgart Hotels
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Waldhotel Degerloch
The list of hotels in Stuttgart is endless just like in any other major town. There are many of them...
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Le Meridien Stuttgart
As a platinum member of Starwood Preferred Guest, it is almost my duty to stay in a SPG hotel on...
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Hotel Am Schlossgarten
I've stayed at this hotel for one night. The room wasn't so large but it was very clean and nicely...
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Stuttgart Restaurants
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Swabian Food
Close to the Hauptbahnhof, a block away. This elegant restaurant had many Swabian antiques and is one of the few places you can order food prepared in the Swabian style, each dish is individually prepared. Schnitzel, Fladlesupp, camembert, three glasses of wine and a tass kaffe. The food was much better here than at the train station.
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Calwer-Eck-Bräu
The ambience is very casual. We went to the buffet on Sunday and there was a large variety of choice, a salad bar, dessert area, hot dihses, cold dishes, breads, and such. Beer is extra and is good quality. I liked the salad bar actually, very fresh. The hot dishes were nice. We both had the pork with muchsoom sauce. I had roasted potato and Jeff...
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Stuttgart Nightlife
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Bars and Pubs
When you want to drink a typical local beer in Stuttgart, you have to visit the Calwer-Eck-Bräuerei. A beer-brewery where they make their own beer. You can get a tour around the brewery downstairs and drink it all up upstairs. Order a pitcher of a liter and enjoy!
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Clubs
If you like to dance to techno you must go into this discotheque. Here you can dance to a good techno music. ***From August they don't play Trance and Techno again - Sorry - It's a pity*** Take the chance and visit it for the last techno party at 29. Juli 2006 Techno and Trance is only saturdays, fridays is C.R.E.A.M.
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Irish Pubs
Biddy's is a bar where "everybody knows your name", you walk in and immediately feel as if you have walked into a room of friends. People are friendly, and there is a large number of English speakers mingling about (this is where the Army folks come, the American college students, the British rugby players, and the occasional au pair) So you never...
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Stuttgart Transportation
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Public Transport
--New since last year, at the bus you have to go in at the front and show the bus driver the ticket.-- If you drive with public transport you should know about different ways to stop and drop out of the transport systems. In the S-Bahn the train stops at every station and you can open the door only when the train is standing. In the U-Bahn...
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Airport
So you are hungry at the Stuttgart airport and don't want to pay a premium for mediocre food? Try Treiber, the bakery where the flight attendants and pilots buy their food. They sell good fresh sandwiches and everything else a typical Stuttgart bakery sells. You also get a good coffee. They sell at prices like they are selling everywhere else in...
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Trains
Stuttgart's main train station, or "Hauptbahnhof", is just east of the city centre, a few minutes walk from all the action. Inside, the "DB ReiseZentrum" railroad travel agency (open 08:00-20:00, Sat 09:00-16:00, Sun 13:00-18:00) sells all tickets. "The Arnulf-Klett-Passage" is a large underground commercial centre that connects the station...
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Stuttgart Shopping
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Shopping in Stuttgart, Germany
Shopping in Stuttgart is easy. The main shopping drag, Königstrasse, has all the big stores. "The Klett-Passage" is the underground shopping arcade between "Königstrasse" and the central station. Most of the shops offer cheap practical wares to commuters in a hurry, but are open up to 9.00 p.m. on weekdays. Schulstrasse became the first pedestrian...
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Wine, Sherry, oils, and more
This is an awesome shop. They sell wine, sherry, vinegars, oils, and spirits. They have barrels along the walls that you can taste samples of different spirits. We bought a bunch of sherries from Spain and some truffle oil. The prices are very good also. You have to buy the bottle plus the spirit but the bottle is only 1.00 for a screw top and 2.50...
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New Shopping Mile
This is the new shopping place in Stuttgart Vaihingen.Shoes at Deichmannand Werdich, the supermarket Kauflandand and Aldi, chemist's shop dmeyeglasses at Apollo-Optik, clothes at TAKKO and Roeder, electric mall MediaMarkt, books at Weltbild, bank LBBW and some other small shops and restaurants. Nothing mind, good for the people they lives in...
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Stuttgart Local Customs
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Food and Drink
When you go to the Getranke stores you buy the beer and pay the Pfand (price for recycling the container) the first time you go. When you take pack the empty container you walk in the door and someone will address you. They will give you a slip with the money they owe you (the pfand) or someone will acknowledge you and make a mental or other note....
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People
My impression is that the people of Stuttgart are very nice and polite. They may hesitate to speak English; maybe they feel that that their English is not good enough? So if you speak German it will help you. Otherwise I would advise you to speak slowly English. Don’t ask if they speak English, they may say that they don't speak it. Try to make...
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Stuttgart Warnings and Dangers
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Public Transport
This seemed kind of odd and confusing to us. Trains just don't go North or South, East and West. You can get off a train going West and get on the next on the same numbered track and it will go East. So, be careful. If you miss a stop and think you can just get the next train on the other side going back to that stop, don't count on it.
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Traffic
When driving here you need to be very careful and concientious. The yellow diamond shaped sign means that you are on a priotity road and you have the right of way. If you are not on the priority road you have to yield to the right. Even if is a smaller side road or alley you still yield to the right. Do not cross over a solid white line. If...
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Food and Drink
O.k, I know that Red Bull isn't exclusive to Stuttgart, but here is where I learned to mix this liquid version of Gummi Bears on Viagra with Absolut. WARNING: Don't do this, they go down far too easily, and unfortunately come back up at twice the speed, and because of being jam-packed with the wholesome goodness of vitamins, minerals, sugar and...
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Stuttgart Tourist Traps
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Public Transport
During my first days in Stuttgart i fell into a trap buying tram tickets. The zone thing is very tricky and you have to takenote of prices for different zones. Make sure that you either buy a weekly, monthly or group ticket for the are cheaper and less complicated. Else buy one ticket for the complete journey and not for each stop where you change...
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Fare dodger
During my first days in Stuttgart i fell into a trap buying tram tickets. The zone thing is very tricky and you have to takenote of prices for different zones. Make sure that you either buy a weekly, monthly or group ticket for the are cheaper and less complicated. Else buy one ticket for the complete journey and not for each stop where you change...
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The locals here have have a...
The locals here have have a strong dialekt called Swabian, if you thought you understand German and have only been to the North so far, you wont understand a word...even Germans don't understand us. But the good news is most Germans speak english. It's probably easier to get a local to speak english with you than make him speak german without...
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Stuttgart What to Pack
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Nobody knows what the weather is!
For a Christmas spree, never forget to bring extra bags! During Adventsmarkt visits, wear comfortable and warm clothes and shoes. Folding umbrella has always space in your bags. Rains might surprise you. Cam is a must!!
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Bring good walking shoes
The amount of luggage is up to you but if you plan on using the railway system to get from the airport to downtown Stuttgart or a nearby hotel, I would suggest packing in a way that you can pull or carry your bags. I had seen a few people try to pull two suitcases and have two carry-on bags over their shoulder. It appeared rather difficult to...
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No big deal
You don´t need anything spectacular unless you intende to go mountainclimbing in the nearby towns. Stuttgart experiences relatively cold winters accompanied ba snow especially in Dec & Jan. For this matter you may need warm shoes if say you want to visit the Chritmas market. Otherwise, summer is warm enough with temps ranging from 20 to 28. You...
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Stuttgart Off The Beaten Path
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Around Stuttgart
hallo, i live in Germany for a half year and i've been in most of the places in Baden Wurtemberg by now. And i take all my friends who come here just for a weekend to Esslingen. Esslingen is a small town very close to Stuttgart and has it all- the beatiful old city with a Rathaus, a castle on the hill, from where you can see all the area, small...
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Cars and Car Museums
You absolutely have to visit the DAIMLER museum. You can watch Mercedes Benz cars from 1875 until now. This museum is located in Stuttgart-Untertürkheim, next to the headquarter of DAIMLER. There are also many factories located next to the museum, where motors and other parts are produced. Headphones in different languages are available.
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Outside Stuttgart
Künzelsau is a town of 14,699 people located 92 km northeast of Stuttgart and 123 km west of Nürnberg. The name means Cunzilio's (Conrad's) meadow -- not his sow, as I used to think before I realized where the syllables should be divided. Actually I wasn't the only one who had this problem. Early versions of German hyphenation and spelling...
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Stuttgart Sports & Outdoors
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Miniature golf and ice stock sport
The miniature golf has 18 holes.prices:Children up to 16 years 2,50 €adults 3,50 €For ice stock sport you also have to pay 15 € for the first hour and 10 € for following hours.
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WM 2006
Well, the WC is behind us and we had enough time to analyze what happened, where our teams made a mistake etc. My home team, Serbia & Montenegro did the worst possible job! Not trying to make any excuses but the fact is that those boys have played under a name and colors of a country that does not exist anymore, with national anthem of a country...
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Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion
Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion, where VfB Stuttgart plays its football matches.How to get there: Metro S1 or tram U11 from Central Station or Rotebühlplatz / Stadtmitte directly to Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadium.
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Stuttgart Favorites
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City Centre
Have a ride by the city trains (S-Bahn) that travel every five or ten minutes about the city. You can reach city's most remore places in no time by S-Bahn if you have a map with you. You can call +49 0711 19 44 9 or visit the web site.
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Castles
visit the various castles in and around the city. The new palace for example: it reflects a lot of French influence. Today, in the central building, it houses the rooms for the representatives of the State Parliament; in the side wings the Inland Revenue and Cultural Ministries. As it leads up to the 'Small Palace Square' (pedestrian precinct...
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Personal Memories and Impressions
Unusual sculptures were displayed at the Hauptbahnhof and after storing my bags in a locker, I studied the art work. One can linger at a bahnhof too long. I found out the hard way. A man approached and asked for money. I said, in English, 'I don't speak German.' It was the politest response I could think of. He just wandered off. Several...
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