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The complex includes the largest and most beautiful botanical garden of the 19th century with redwoods, giant water lilies, tropical vegetation several meters high, rare orchids and other flora. In the park area, which is at the same time an impressive zoo-menagerie in the open air, numerous inhabitants of various species live - wild donkeys, zebras, giraffes, etc. It is here that the unique for Europe "kindergarten for monkeys" is located - there are no similar kindergartens in any European country. You can take pictures with the cubs and play.

The quarter with a previously innovative residential development concept was built in the 20th century, and attracts numerous visitors and residents of the city with its colorful cottages built in a unique style: with unusual decorative elements, landscaped terraces, low height and snow-white walls. Many famous European architects worked on the creation of building projects.

If you are interested in the best hotels in Stuttgart, look for them on this street. The main shopping and pedestrian point of the city, stretching for 1.2 kilometers. In addition to hotels, shops and restaurants, the street has a large number of modern and historical attractions.

Far from all those sights of Stuttgart, the photo with the name and description of which you have just seen in front of you, will be interesting for children to visit. However, the museum of pigs does not belong to them - both adults and children of all ages love this funny and unusual complex. Why did the pig become the symbol of the whole museum? Because the inhabitants of Germany consider this animal to bring good luck and prosperity. Initially, only a private collection with images and figurines of piglets was exhibited. Today, there are ritual masks, sculptures, and figurines made of porcelain, crystal and precious metals.

Do you want to know how the Porsche brand appeared, and who founded it, what were the first cars of the famous brand and what cars have become now? Then buy a ticket to this unique museum. One of its blocks is a car workshop where Porsche racing cars are serviced and repaired.

Castle of the 19th century, built in the architectural direction of late classicism. It is known, among other things, for the fact that William the First died here in 1864. The building served as a summer residence for the royal family. All sorts of celebrations and receptions were arranged here by the rulers. In the middle of the 19th century the complex was supplemented with a picturesque landscape park. Today, the Rosenstein Palace houses the State Museum of Natural History.

Colorful baroque palace. The date of creation according to the project of the famous architect of France is 1769. At one time, F. Schiller studied in Solitude (a school was equipped in the palace). Thanks to a large-scale restoration, the object is included in all ratings of “the main sights of Germany“.

What to see in Stuttgart in 1 day to see the maximum of significant objects? You have just learned the correct answer: on the square there is a monument to Schiller, the Old Chancellery and the castle, the Collegiate Church. Many unique buildings during the Second World War were almost destroyed. However, the city authorities managed to find funds for their high-precision reconstruction.

A business card of the city, distinguished by its festive and magnificent appearance. On the central square, formed in the 19th century, there are many unique attractions: ancient castles, fountains, the Jubilee Column. Experienced guides in Stuttgart recommend setting aside a full day for a walk around the square.

If you don't know what to visit in Stuttgart and are passionate about architecture and history, come and admire the luxurious facade of the New Palace. Viewing its interiors, which once belonged to the royal families, is possible only by prior arrangement. The date of construction of the building in the late Baroque style is 1807. Today it is in the possession of the Government of Baden-Württemberg.