Wow, bring the kids and just enjoy this park! Bring a mat, pack a picnic or enjoy the restaurants…read morelocated everywhere, bathrooms are not the best but they also don't charge only one restaurant had a little coin plate with prices to use the bathroom but it's absolutely clean and filled with essentials. With that said pack a bathroom bag (wipes, hand sanitizer, toilet tissue, & Lysol spray) Rides that are affordable Drinks from coffee, wine, & beer Carnival foods to gourmet food Petting zoo Awesome playgrounds It was a wonderful day of fun! The only thing you pay for is food,drinks, & carnival rides. But, everything else is FREE. Great place to get out of the house and enjoy simple fun!

50-hectare Höhenpark Killesberg is beautiful green oasis of tranquillity in the heart of Stuttgart…read more It's quite nice to relax and spend time with family and friends I like it! :) Moreover, on the top of Killesbergturm (was build in 2001) there is breathtaking view over the city!

Enjoying delicious ice cream at Gelateria Pinguin and having an astonishing view over Stuttgart!read more

Honestly I'd give 3.5 stars if I could. If you're a foreigner the credit card machine may not work…read moreso you'll need to make sure you have PayPal set up. They do not accept cash. While in the room one of our key cards didn't work. So we wasted some time. They did give us two free drinks for the inconvenience. Some of the instructions were a bit hard to follow. I didn't really know who had access to doing what. So they could find a way to have a binder that will maybe explain that in the room it may help. We were able to make it all the way to the last step in the mission and then our time was up. However, I wasn't really sure how to do the last part so I'm not sure we would have made it. They did explain it to us in the end but I'm not sure how I would have known otherwise. Some parts of the room were really cool. If you go, definitely take the tip I gave you in the beginning and go with an open mind.

Nighttime in Stuttgart and in November, the Christmas markets and Christmas decorations are in full…read moreswing. A little too cold to hang out for too long (Unless you're wearing a beer coat. You know what a beer coat is, right?) but plenty of time to enjoy the season! Schlossplatz is the largest open square in the city and dates back to the 1800's when it was built as a parade ground. There is a very crowded Christmas market here with security checking COVID passes at the entrance. A little too dense with people for me so we walked the square and took pictures. Absolutely perfect! [Review 16405 overall - 210 in Germany - 1912 of 2021.]

Went to Stuttgart for a day trip and went to Schlossplatz. It is a nice place to visit. Plenty of…read morecafes and beer gardens around the place. Was busy and loads of people hanging around the area. The weather was great & so was the atmosphere. Looking forward to going back there again