What You Will Do
Join a Local Expert for a two-hour exclusive journey through Stuttgart's architecture, a can't-miss experience where historic heritage meets modern design, and every building tells a story of style and time.
• Enjoy a private and intimate tour, exclusively for your group.
• Discover Stuttgart’s iconic architecture with the guidance of a Local Expert.
• Uncover how Old Castle (Altes Schloss) has shaped Stuttgart's skyline.
• Experience a personalised tour, tailored to your interests.
• Get curated recommendations for further city discovery.
Experience the evolving face of Stuttgart's horizon, a visual journey of its historical evolution and modern growth.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
We will meet at the fountain Schicksalsbrunnen for an exploration of Stuttgart's architectural marvels.
1
Schicksalsbrunnen
Located in the Upper Castle Garden, this fountain is an artistic landmark in Stuttgart, symbolizing the city's dedication to public art and urban beautification.
2
Stuttgart Opera
Housed in the opulent State Theatre complex, the Stuttgart Opera is a centerpiece of cultural life in the city, renowned for its exquisite architecture and world-class performances.
3
Schlossplatz
The largest square in Stuttgart, surrounded by historical and modern buildings, it's a vibrant public space and a focal point for major city events, reflecting the blend of Stuttgart's past and present.
4
Schillerplatz
A historic square named after the famous German poet Friedrich Schiller, it's surrounded by notable buildings and is a testament to Stuttgart's rich cultural and literary heritage.
5
Old Castle
A former medieval water castle, now a museum, this building is a key piece of Stuttgart's history, showcasing the city's architectural evolution from medieval times to the present.
6
Wilhelm Palais
Once a royal palace and now the city library, this building exemplifies classical architecture, embodying Stuttgart's historical and educational development.
7
Johanneskirche
A striking Protestant church situated in Stuttgart-West, it's known for its Gothic Revival architecture and scenic location by the Feuersee, symbolizing the city's religious history and architectural beauty.
8
Haus der Wirtschaft Baden-Wurttemberg
An important building for business and economic development, it's a symbol of Stuttgart's role as a hub for commerce and industry, with a design reflecting post-war modernist architecture.
9
Alte Kanzlei
A historic building on Schillerplatz, formerly a chancellery, now housing restaurants, it represents the historical importance of administrative buildings in Stuttgart's urban landscape.
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