It is one of the most modern stadiums not only in Germany, but also in Europe. The foundation stone of the old Stuttgart stadium was laid in 1929. Since then, several reconstructions have taken place to take its current form and become a state-of-the-art stadium that provides all the comforts for athletes, coaches, officials, journalists and fans. It has hosted UEFA Euro (1988, 2024) and FIFA World Cup (1974, 2006) finals and top athletics events. It has also been used for concerts. Nearby you will find hotels and restaurants.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT TO STUTTGART ARENA
*** BUS: 23, 42, 45, 60
*** S-BAHN: S3
*** SUBWAY: U11
STUTTGART: THE GERMAN CITY – “QUEEN”
It is one of the most beautiful cities in Germany and one of the greenest in Europe. It is the capital of the southwestern federal state of Baden-Württemberg. It is also considered one of the cities where Germany’s and the world’s leading car manufacturers are based. The fertile valley, the vineyards, the winemaking, the football aura it exudes, its parks, its festivals, its intense cultural “color” and its history, rank it on the list of cities that you should absolutely visit at least once time in your life. It is the home of philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Friedrich Schiller and the world’s first car.
Currency: Euro
Calling Code: +49
Nearest airports from city center: Stuttgart Airport (13km), Karlsruhe/Baden Baden Airport (109km), Strasbourg Airport (166km), Memmingen Airport (192km), Frankfurt Airport (196km), Zurich Airport (217km), Munich Airport (236km).
TOP – 10 SIGHTSEEING
*** MERCEDES – BENZ MUSEUM ( Mercedesstraße 100, 70372 Stuttgart)
If you want to know everything about the unique masterpieces of the Mercedes company and the history of the Automobile, then you are in the right place. In terms of architecture, the building will leave you speechless.
*** PORSCHE MUSEUM (Porscheplatz 1, 70435 Stuttgart)
If you love cars, especially Porsche, then you must visit the new museum. Admire dozens of exhibits and world-famous models of the well-known company. Experience the interactive sound installation. Browse the cafe, restaurants and buy lots of souvenirs.
*** SCHLOSSPLATZ (Schloßpl., 70173 Stuttgart)
You can start your walks from the lively heart of the city. Enjoy Jubilee Column, Νeues Schloss, Altes Schloss which houses the History Museum Württemberg ,the impressive Gardens and Kunstmuseum.
*** STATE MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY (Rosenstein 1-3, 70191 Stuttgart)
It is an important museum of the city, where you will have the opportunity to see approximately 12 million objects related to the natural history of Germany.
*** STAATSGALERIE ( Konrad-Adenauer-Straße 30-32, 70173 Stuttgart)
It dates from the middle of the 19th century and is now one of the reference points of the city and the country. You can find exhibits dating back to the 14th century.
*** WILHELMA (Wilhelma 13, 70376 Stuttgart)
Created as a private royal retreat for King Wilhelm I of Swabia, it was built in the Neo-Moorish style and contains unique animal species and thousands of plant varieties.
*** FERNSEHTURM ( Jahnstraße 120, 70597 Stuttgart)
It is the first television tower built in the world and its height is 217 meters. Be sure to visit and watch from the observation deck and restaurant panoramic views over Stuttgart to the Black Forest and the Neckar Valley.
*** SCHLOSS SOLITUDE (Solitude 1, 70197 Stuttgart)
A few kilometers outside the center you will find the summer residence of Duke Karl Eugen, built in 1763 as a hunting lodge. Enjoy the neoclassical and rococo style of the building, the decorated rooms and the glittering Weisse Saal (White Hall). Browse the sites.
*** KILLESBERG PARK (Stresemannstraße, 70191 Stuttgart)
It is the green oasis of Stuttgart with nice spaces for young and old. It is now considered the most suitable leisure destination for the family and for those who want to relax. Visit the beautiful 40m high tower that dominates the park.
*** RESIDENZSCHLOSS LUDWIGSBURG (Schlossstraße 30, 71634 Ludwigsburg)
About 20 minutes drive north of Stuttgart visit the small town of Ludwigsburg. The richly decorated palace is one of the most beautiful baroque buildings in Europe. Enjoy the frescoes, the great Marble Hall with its historic chandeliers, the oldest preserved palace theater in Europe and more.
ΤΗINGS TO DO
*** About 15-20 minutes drive from Stuttgart, visit Esslingen and you will travel to the Middle Ages.
*** Württemberg Mausoleum is one of the most important sights of the city.
*** Schillerplatz is a square in the center of the old city of Stuttgart and bears the name of the leading German poet and philosopher Friedrich Schiller.
*** Linden Museum and Haus der Geschichte Baden-Württemberg are also worth your attention.
*** Carl-Zeiss Planetarium is another place we would recommend you to visit.
FOOD AND DRINK
Stuttgart is a culinary paradise for those who love good food. You should definitely try the local food that has the stamp of Swabia. Try Maultaschen, Käsepätzle, Linsen & Spätzle, Zwiebelrostbraten, Schupfnudeln, Gaisburger Marsch and Saure Kutteln. It goes without saying that you have to taste local recipes with different kinds of sausages, various meats, Schnitzel and fish. Also locals eat Currywurst, Rouladen and Eintopf. We would recommend you to taste the local beer and fine wines of the area.
WHERE TO STAY
You can find cheap and expensive hotels in the city center and a few kilometers outside the city center.
FUN AND SHOPPING
*** Schweine Museum is an ideal place for children and is about the lovable pigs.
*** The Königstrasse is one of the most popular streets for your shopping with plenty of shops.
*** Stuttgart Zentrum is where many locals start their walks.
*** Königsbau Passagen and MILANEO are among the most popular shopping malls.
*** Das Gerber and Dorotheen Quartier are also worth your attention if you like shopping.
HOW TO GET AROUND
The most beautiful way to get around the city is by bike, on foot, by bus or U and S-Bahns.
CITIES NEAR STUTTGART
Major cities close to Stuttgart are Karlsruhe (76km), Heidelberg (121km), Mannheim (133km), Strasbourg (150km), Augsburg (163km), Freiburg im Breisgau (202km), Frankfurt (205km), Zurich (208km), Nurnberg (215km), Wiesbaden (215km).
