Things to Do in Germany

The funicular was installed 1929

You wanna visit an obscure museum

Here you go!

A palace from the 16th century right at the lake.

Leuze is one of the 3 major mineral baths in Stuttgart. They have pools with mineral rich water from fresh springs. This water is great for our skin and gives a tingling sensation on your skin.

They also offer a rich selection of saunas.

(fyi in Germany it is common to be required to be naked or covered with Towel). So if you go to the Sauna, expect to see and show a lot of skin.

You don’t have to attend the Sauna. In the common area everyone is wearing swimmers.

The city center has a park, the Landtag(the parlament of the state), an Opra, Theater and Palace. You can also find restaurants and shopping malls here.

The Church was founded in 1220 (around 800 years ago) and is still in use.

Schloss Solitute is a palace on a hill, that was used for hunting and leisure activities.
It was built in 1770 by Karl Eugen Baron, who was the baron of this region.
It is nice to visit for a walk around the schloss.

Another one of the classics. Benz-Pattented the first design of a car. Whoever wants to learn more about that and the rest of the history can go to the Mercedes-Benz Museum.

Porsche is one of the most famous car companies. This museum is located close to Korntal and is worth a visit for anyone who loves cars and their history.

They have different offers for buses that will take you to and from the site in Stuttgart.

The Blühendes Barock is the Garden/Park of the palace in Ludwigsburg. (a short 8min walk from our wedding venue)

The Birkenkopf is the highest point in Stuttgart. People like to go here for a walk or picnic.

This is basically just a park with a small tower that one can visit for a nice walk.

Germans love going on walks. One of the most beautyful area’s for that are the vinyards around stuttgart

A restored palace that was used to as a hunting and leisure activities. Now there is a restaurant surrounded by forest.

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216.61 m (710.7 ft) telecommunications tower in Stuttgart. It was the first telecommunications tower in the world constructed from reinforced concrete, and it is the prototype for many such towers worldwide. Although controversial at first, it quickly became a well known landmark of Stuttgart and a tourist attraction.

It also holds a restaurant and offers a great view over stuttgart