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The Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart shows the fascinating history of the automobile and the Mercedes-Benz brand on nine floors. Visitors discover historic vehicles, exciting exhibitions on automotive technology, interactive installations and design innovations. From engines to vehicle development to motorsport history, the museum offers a unique experience for technology fans and anyone who loves cars.

The New Palace in Stuttgart is an impressive baroque residence in the heart of the city. Built in the 18th century, it once served as the seat of the Württemberg kings. Today, the palace houses ministries of the state of Baden-Württemberg and is a popular venue for events and guided tours. The spacious palace square in front of it invites you to take a stroll and offers a wonderful view of the historic architecture, surrounded by gardens and fountains.

The Wilhelma combines the zoo and the botanical garden in Stuttgart in a unique way. Visitors can observe exotic animals from all over the world, admire colourful plants in historic greenhouses and explore well-kept walking paths. The varied combination of animal and plant worlds, exciting events and educational offers is particularly appreciated by families and all those who love nature.

Stuttgart’s city centre is dotted with unique fountains, each with its own story. Discover the charming Hans-im-Glück-Brunnen, inspired by fairy tales, set in a lively square with bars and restaurants. Explore the historic Torturmbrunnen nestled in old city wall ruins, or the sleek modern Börsenbrunnen. With so many fountains to see, every corner invites you to pause and explore.

The Porsche Museum in Stuttgart offers a comprehensive insight into the history of the legendary sports car manufacturer. Visitors can admire historic and current vehicles, experience interactive multimedia installations and learn more about design, technology and motorsport. The exhibition conveys a passion for precision, speed and aesthetics and shows the development of Porsche over decades in a fascinating way.

The TV Tower in Stuttgart was the first of its kind in the world and offers breathtaking panoramic views over the city, vineyards and the Neckar valley. Visitors can use the observation deck and the restaurant, marvel at the impressive architecture and technical features. This landmark combines history, engineering, and spectacular views to create an unforgettable experience for tourists, families, and locals alike.

The Staatsgalerie Stuttgart presents works of art from the Middle Ages to the present day and includes masterpieces by Picasso, Monet, Beckmann and many other artists. The historic architecture and modern extensions create an inspiring environment. Changing special exhibitions, thematic collections and guided tours offer visitors in-depth insights into art history, modern and contemporary art and make the Staatsgalerie a cultural highlight of the city.