We invite you to join your historical city tour of the capital of the state of Baden-Württemberg—and the global birthplace of the modern automobile
Over the course of 2 hours, your guide—who holds a degree in Sociology and Communication—will help you discover (and understand) why Stuttgart stands today as one of the very best destinations to visit in Germany.
On this tour, we will chronologically trace the various stages of the city's evolution. We will cover everything from its counts, dukes, and kings (in that specific order) to its meteoric rise following the Industrial Revolution and the invention of the car—an innovation that catapulted Stuttgart onto the global stage.
Naturally, we will also highlight its political significance as a state capital, its signature annual festivals (home to some of Germany’s most popular wine and beer festivals, as well as your renowned Christmas markets), and its delicious traditional cuisine.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Schlossplatz 4, Stuttgart, Germany
The residence of the kings of Württemberg until the First World War.
Schlossplatz 2, Stuttgart, Germany
Beautiful building located in the heart of the old town city center, close to the New Palace.
Stauffenbergplatz, Stuttgart, Germany
The memorial museum of the Stauffenberg brothers, symbols of the ressistance against Adolf Hitler.
Dorotheenstrasse 10, Stuttgart, Germany
Headquarters of the Gestapo during the nazis times.
Marktplatz, Stuttgart, Germany
Headquarter of the weekly local market, the Christmas markets and the local wine festival, among other events across the year.
Heusteigstrasse 22, Stuttgart, Germany
One of the oldest churches of Stuttgart.
Next do the statue of Herzog Cristoph, you will see a man wearing a white hat!
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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