Stuttgart is one of the four administrative districts of Baden-Württemberg, Germany.

Stuttgart's attractions Nearby are the Black Forest Mountains from which the Danube springs and the Neckar, the river that flows through Stuttgart.

At the foot of the Black Forest Mountains is the world's largest cuckoo clock, between Triberg and Hornberg. That clock mechanism weighs 6 tons.

The New Palace is an impressive baroque building in the city center, which served as the residence of the dukes and kings of Württemberg. Visitors can explore its beautiful gardens and some of its interior rooms, discovering some of the history and culture of the region.

The Triberg waterfall is also a tourist attraction.

Stuttgart invented the motorcycle and the four-wheeled automobile. The Mercedes Benz Museum shows the evolution of the automobile, from the first models created by Karl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler to the latest innovations in the industry. The 9-story museum offers a unique interactive experience ideal for car lovers.

Schillerplatz, with its monument dedicated to the poet Friedrich Schiller, and the Stiftskirche, a beautiful Gothic church, are two of the city's most important historical landmarks.

Gastronomy in Stuttgart A visit to the pub Besenwirtschaft Weinhof am Württemberg is a must for all gourmets and wine lovers who want to be charmed by the pleasant atmosphere on the hillside. Here you can experience pure Swabian hospitality. Besenwirtschaft offers seasonally changing dishes and exquisite wines from the region. When the weather is nice, you can sit on the cozy terrace and enjoy the view of the vineyards. Especially it is worth a visit in the fall, when the new wines are presented. Tradition is alive here and you can taste it!