Stuttgart is a city with many faces—from landmarks of innovation like the Porsche Museum and Mercedes-Benz World to the Schellenturm, which dates back to 1564. With Teambuilding Stuttgart, you can discover the capital of Baden-Württemberg in an exciting way. Climb the TV tower with your team or colleagues, or let Team Building Stuttgart transport you back to the Middle Ages with a tour of Solitude Palace. Various historic market squares give the city a lively atmosphere and offer plenty of opportunities for great excursions. Stuttgart’s Schlossplatz, preserved in Renaissance style, is known for hosting all kinds of fantastic events. Or if you’d like to get a little closer to German literature, visit the first monument to Friedrich Schiller in Germany, located in the heart of Schillerplatz. Those who want to travel even further back in time can join Temabuilding Stuttgart to explore the Bohnenviertel, which showcases traditional Stuttgart life. In Germany’s sixth-largest city, however, you can not only celebrate the past but also mingle with the locals at parties, in bars, and in restaurants. Temabuilding Stuttgart also has plenty in store for you when it comes to enjoying a great evening in Stuttgart’s nightlife.
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Overall, the state of Baden-Württemberg boasts a multitude of historic cities that reflect life as it has been since the 15th century. Even though the historical aspect often takes center stage, the area around Stuttgart can be enjoyed in every way and offers a wide range of activities. The beautiful city of Heilbronn is known as a vibrant cultural and recreational hub. Here, for example, you can visit the Experimenta interactive science center or be inspired by the extensive selection of concerts and theater performances. This historic city offers highlights in abundance. Ulm and Reutlingen are two tranquil towns in the immediate vicinity of Stuttgart that also enchant visitors with their picturesque cityscapes. Since all of these towns are still considered large cities in terms of area and population, a lively nightlife and party scene are guaranteed. Stores and shopping centers offer a fantastic shopping experience that puts you right in the heart of the latest trends.
When the Stuttgart Christmas Market opens its gates around Schlossplatz, Schillerplatz, and Marktplatz, the city center is transformed into a true winter wonderland. Over 300 lovingly decorated stalls fill the air with the scent of mulled wine, roasted almonds, and freshly baked gingerbread. The imaginatively decorated roofs of the stalls are particularly famous—almost like a little competition in their own right.
Right next door, the Stuttgart Winter Dream awaits with a giant Ferris wheel, a roller-skating rink, and a cozy winter village. If you’d like to end the evening on an even more magical note, be sure to visit the Christmas Garden at Wilhelma. Millions of lights transform the zoological and botanical garden into a breathtaking winter wonderland.
And as with any Christmas celebration, it usually doesn’t take long before someone claims they just want to have “one mulled wine.” Two hours later, that same person is enthusiastically discussing which of the more than 300 rooftops at the Christmas market is actually the most beautiful—with a second mug of mulled wine in hand, of course.
