Having toured many great places in Germany, I would
not recommend spending the time
in Stuttgart. … This is a bigger city and doesn't have many interesting things to see. It is known to the locals as a great place to shop (which it is) but doesn't offer enough interest to put it on a tourist's map.
Why you should visit Stuttgart?
- Stuttgart loves the arts. …
- Stuttgart is green. …
- Stuttgart has impressive architecture. …
- Stuttgart is a hub for foodies. …
- Stuttgart has beer! …
- Stuttgart has wine! …
- Stuttgart hosts cool festivals. …
- Stuttgart is close to many cool things.
Is Stuttgart a pretty city?
Although Stuttgart is an industrial and commercial powerhouse (Bosch, Daimler/Mercedes-Benz, Dinkelacker, Porsche), it is still
a scenic, very livable city
, spread out over rolling hillsides and the Neckar river valley. Many observers call it a big-time city with a small-town feel.
Is Stuttgart a safe city?
Stuttgart is by and large a very safe city
, but the usual common-sense precautions about taking taxis late at night and keeping valuables stored away apply.
What is Stuttgart known for?
It is most famous for
its automotive industry
(both Porsche and Mercedes-Benz have their headquarters in Stuttgart and both have car museums) as well as its mineral springs in the district of Bad Cannstatt which owns the second largest source of mineral water in Europe after Budapest.
How expensive is Stuttgart?
Summary about cost of living in Stuttgart, Germany:
Family of four estimated monthly costs are 3,282$ (2,796€) without rent
. A single person estimated monthly costs are 953$ (812€) without rent. Stuttgart is 29.94% less expensive than New York (without rent).
What food is Stuttgart famous for?
- Maultaschen. Maultaschen are perhaps the most distinctively Swabian dish. …
- Käsepätzle. …
- Linsen & Spätzle. …
- Zwiebelrostbraten. …
- Gaisburger Marsch. …
- Schupfnudeln. …
- Saure Kutteln. …
- Laugengebäck.
Is Stuttgart Germany expensive to live?
The cost of living in Stuttgart is, surprisingly, not all that much higher than an
affordable city
like the countrý capital. Compared to the rest of Europe, the balance between prices in Stuttgart and the average salary in the area is quite good.
Where should I live in Stuttgart?
- Stuttgart-Mitte. The heart of the city! …
- Stuttgart-West. As the name implies, this neighborhood is located in the West of Stuttgart. …
- Bad Cannstatt. This neighborhood has some of the top tourist attractions in the city. …
- Degerloch.
What is there to do in Stuttgart in winter?
- Glanzlichter Stuttgart (aka Winter Illuminations in the inner city) …
- Mercedes Benz Museum. …
- Markthalle Stuttgart (Stuttgart Market Hall) …
- Ludwigsburg's Baroque Christmas Market.
Does Stuttgart have an old town?
Stuttgart's oldest borough has lovely half-timbered buildings and narrow alleyways. With 19 mineral springs Bad Cannstatt also has the second-largest mineral water resources in Europe.
Is Stuttgart affordable?
What's the cost of living in Stuttgart? In comparison to other cities in Germany,
living in Stuttgart is quite affordable
. … It has been estimated that the monthly costs for a single person in Stuttgart reach the amount of 764.54€, excluding rent.
How cold does it get in Stuttgart Germany?
In Stuttgart, the summers are comfortable, the winters are very cold and windy, and it is partly cloudy year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies
from 28°F to 77°F
and is rarely below 16°F or above 88°F.
Does Stuttgart have snow?
Snowfalls in Stuttgart are
quite frequent
, though usually not abundant, and occur in the form of light snow, sometimes, however, snow can accumulate on the ground, and last for many days.
How much does a house cost in Stuttgart?
House buyers can expect prices
between 380,000 euros and 1 million euros
for single- and two-family homes. On average, square metre prices for condominiums range between 2,500 euros and 4,800 euros. Apartment buildings with or without commercial space cost between 2,000 and 2,850 euros.
Is Stuttgart more expensive than Munich?
Stuttgart has overtaken Munich as the most expensive German metropolis for renters
, an analysis of German rental prices released Thursday showed. An average 65-square-meter (700-square-foot) apartment in an average Stuttgart neighborhood rents for €10.41 ($11.50) per square meter per month in 2019, excluding utilities.
