Colors of Stuttgart - traditions, festivals, mentality and lifestyle

Stuttgart Many travelers associate Stuttgart with high quality beer; every year the city hosts a grand celebration, the Stuttgart Beer Festival. The Beer Festival is held at the end of September and lasts for two weeks; it is comparable with those arranged in Munich. Every year, the holiday is visited by over three million foreign visitors; however, it won’t be difficult to find a suitable place for beer tasting.
New Palace, Mercedes-Benz Museum, Linden Museum, State Gallery of Stuttgart, Stuttgart main station, Church of St. Nicholas, as well as many others, they all become the world's cultural heritage objects and remain as iconic monuments for Stuttgart … Open
In contrast to the crowded Munich festival, quite calm and measured atmosphere reigns in Stuttgart. The story of the bright national holiday is very interesting; it was first held in 1818. The holiday was timed to the opening of the Hohenheim University and has been celebrated annually. Originally celebrations lasted for only one day. Locals enjoyed their favorite treats and beer and organized interesting events and fairs.
Over the years, the festival's program expanded. In the early 20th century, the celebration was held for 3 days; in 1920, it has taken 5 days. Since 1860, beer has been the main symbol of the holiday; during the festival, it just flows like water. Since 1972, the festival has been celebrated not less than 14 days; in addition to tasting beer, it provides a lot of interesting entertainment options. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
Nowadays Stuttgart has the right to claim the title of "the world’s car capital". Even people, who are not interested in the automotive industry, will correctly link the name of the … Open
Seven huge tents are set in the city, but holidaymakers also have an opportunity to go to one of the local pubs, restaurants or bars. Those who are indifferent to beer would like the festival too, because it has a very diverse entertainment program. Fun rides, concerts, colorful fairs and street performances, tasting of gourmet treats and cooking classes, exciting tours and sporting events - these are just a small part of activities that are included in the festival program.
Stuttgart Konigsbau Music fans will be interested to visit Stuttgart in the first half of July, when the city hosts the brightest musical event, Jazz Open Stuttgart. Lots of famous performers take part in the festival; enchanting open-air concerts are its main feature.
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Unique landmarks in Stuttgart and around

Mercedes-Benz Museum

From the series “Top 16 Most Exotic Elevators and Lifts in the World”
The museum is also designed in a futuristic style, so it is no wonder that you can see the pills-like, flashy-blown-up elevator cabins in it. The neo-storey museum building is spiral-shaped. Traditionally, all the excursions through the museum begin with the lift, as the first exposition of the museum is presented on the last floor. The futuristic elevators still have an interesting secret - their ride is accompanied by the sound of the booming racing car. … Read further

Bath Friedrichsbad

From the series “Most Extraordinary Thermaes, Baths and Saunas in the World”
Modern Baden-Baden will also surprise its guests with a unique historical bath complex. In 1869, at the initiative of the Duke of Frederick I, beautiful public baths were built in the city, which became a tribute to the traditions of the past centuries. Once upon a time in the territory of the modern city there were ancient Roman baths, bathing in which was the best way to restore physical and emotional health. The historical baths of Friedrichsbad are characterized by an incredibly beautiful design. Rare species of marble and wood were used for their decoration. … Read further

Aalen

From the series “The Scariest Mines in the World”
Travelers who prefer walking through the deserted dark subterrenes have to go to the German town of Aalen. Here is the deserted iron ore mine, which is currently available for a visit. Production of iron ore in this field has begun in 1635; during hundreds of years the network of underground labyrinths has being risen to enormous scale. Today, its total length is about 6 kilometers. … Read further

Traditions and festivals in cities around Stuttgart

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